Odin Recipes

My very first project in the world of web development...ah the good old days of using HTML and CSS, so much I can.....blah blah blah......

Landing Page

My first stressful project playing around with Flexbox...until my mentor came and showed me something magical....called Chrome DevTools.....

Rock Paper Scissors

Definitely an easier game to code...I still come back to this to keep up on understanding pseudocode and basic functions...simpler times..

Calculator

One of the 3 projects that I've done so far (as of July 30 2024) that focuses on more Javascript than HTML or CSS so I'm happy I managed to figure out how to makea calculator....it was not easy and i did sommetimes look for answers though...

Birthday Card

Actually did something outside of school! Did this for a friend as I was too broke to buy a nice gift for him but this cheered him up so success!

Sign up Form

The latest and most fun project so far, aside from the fact that playing with screen widths can be annoying...maybe I'm still too green and new to this...

Library

Latest project! Getting back into more complicated JS skills, the latest being object constructors and more DOM manipulation.

Tic Tac Toe

Using Classes now! The Cowboy theme got out of hand though.

Restaurant Page

Latest project! Learning npm, webpack, and more DOM manipulation. Too much DOM manipulation...

CV-Application

First React Application! Definitely struggled with separating states and props. It works so I'm not complaining.

Todo List

Second React Application! Definitely improving my component making skills with React now and kept this app looking simple.

Weather App

Third React Application! Had fun connecting an API to display weather and I had fun styling around and making the weather data look glassy...

ShoppingCart App

Practiced TypeScript! Had a learning curve here with routing, outlets and making a smooth SPA but I like how it turned out; majority of the project was spent crafting the product components and wiring them all across the app but it works ("fingers crossed")