I'm a Frontend Developer with a strong passion
for building web-sites and web applications with great user
experiences.
Here's a bit more
about me.
I'm a 27 year-old frontend developer with a
strong passion for developing wesites with great
user experiences.
Curently i'm doing the Bootcamp by
Frontend Simplified. To learn Coding with the
best practices from the beginning of my journey.
Feel free to check out my repositories on
Github.
In my latest project, a Netflix clone using Next.js 14, I
drew inspiration from an enlightening YouTube tutorial. The
application boasts built-in authentication supporting
traditional logins and GitHub authentication. A standout
feature is the trailer view, allowing users to get a sneak
peek of movies and series before watching. I crafted an
internal data structure for films and series, bypassing
external APIs. Technologically, I employed React,
TypeScript, Supabase for the database, Next-Auth for secure
authentication, Prisma for database queries, and
Tailwind.css for design flair. This project not only
showcases my knack for leveraging YouTube resources for
innovative solutions but also highlights my expertise across
a diverse technology stack.
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repository.
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Website, which is hosted via Github.
AnimeHub V2 is created with React and Bootstrap.
A small page to search for ur Favorite Animes.
API used: Jikan v4
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repository.
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Website, which is hosted via Vercel.
Here I created an e-commerce website for an online library
as part of the bootcamp. For this project, I mainly wrote
HTML and CSS. A little Javascript is for the hamburger menu.
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That was the Week 2 Final Challenge. Through this challenge
I learned to work better with the inspect element and to use
it, e.g. to change the CSS properties. As I progressed, I
started to write reusable code. To make it more accessible
for others.
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repository.
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Website, which is hosted via Github.