Here are some links to GitHub repositories for some projects I’ve worked on while in school. Feel free to check it all out. One of the more interesting projects that I worked on (although the code is not its respective repository on GitHub) was a project where I used React to create a portfolio page. Working with React was pretty cool, and I am interested in working with React and learning one of the stacks that employ the use of its front-end capabilities. The MERN stack seems to be the easiest to set up and understand, especially with the database being NoSQL (MongoDB uses JSON objects to structure and create databases). I also practiced with React by creating a calculator, but this was more an exercise in learning how to read React code and put components together (the code is not mine, but comes from a different project that I did not create). The Fitness project repository is for my first JavaScript course, where I created a script that performs some basic actions and displays some information using vanilla JS. The Tyrell County repository contains the files for an exercise where I redesigned the Tyrell County website using Bootstrap, a CSS framework that I really like using. Bootstrap is something I would recommend to any up-and-coming developer that is looking for a quick way to throw some decent design together for a website, but it also serves as a great educational tool for learning CSS and some of the more complex and interesting things that can be accomplished with it. Check out my Portfolio page for the links to all of these projects, by the way!
