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weather-forecast
A React app to view current weather forecast of a city. I built this app to learn about JavaScript testing and React's useReducer hook.
React.js, TypeScript, React Testing Library, jest-dom, user-event, Docker, HTML5, SCSS, Netlify
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notiflo
This project is used internally at Suria Labs for Lunch & Learn reminders. A reminder consist of the date of the next Lunch & Learn event and a list of speakers. Every Monday at 12pm, the Lambda function is triggered via CloudWatch, sending a notification to our team channel on Slack via Slack's Incoming Webhooks.
Ruby, RSpec, AWS Lambda, AWS CloudWatch
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covid19
A React app that displays statistics about COVID-19.
React.js, TypeScript, HTML5, CSS3, Netlify
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shortl
A simple app that allows people to generate shortened links. Hosted on Heroku using a free dyno.
Ruby, Ruby on Rails, RSpec, Heroku, Docker, HTML5, SCSS, TypeScript, Stimulus.js
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flatten-array
Just a small service object that receives an argument, and flattens the argument if it's an array and if it has nested arrays.
Ruby, RSpec
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xpend
This is xpend's Rails API. It's hosted on Heroku using a free dyno. xpend is an app for people to track expenses. Using our brains to track our expenses can be quite tedious.
Ruby on Rails, Ruby, RSpec, Heroku
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Cattify
A little Ruby script that fetches cat facts (tongue twister, mind...) from cat-fact's API, and prints a single fact to the user who ran the script.
Ruby
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Thine Quotes
A Rails 5 app about my favourite quotes. It's a project for me to learn more about technologies such as Rails, running React with Rails, Webpacker, among a few. It'll never be a finished project for that reason. 🤓 It's hosted on Heroku using a free dyno.
HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, React.js, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, RSpec, Heroku
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Take Me Through Greater Manchester
It's a static website that I built to learn more about Flexbox. The content of the website is basically some of the cool things about Greater Manchester! 🏴
HTML5, CSS3, Netlify
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That Lad Photography
It's a static website that I built to learn about Flexbox. I plan to use this in the future as my photo gallery whenever I get to travel and live in places with stunning landscapes. 📷
HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Netlify