Project N°5 of the Code 15 React Projects series made by FreeCodeCamp. Here we have learned React Hooks such as useState, useEffect and Conditional Rendering.
This project gave me the opportunity to apply JavaScript's setInterval method and to dynamically render components from a single script.
Frontend application for the Bajaj Finserv Health Challenge, built with React and Ant Design, processing JSON input and displaying filtered results.
Explore the power of React with our 'React Quiz' demo project! Dive into the intricacies of managing state and effects using hooks like useState and useEffect. Witness dynamic rendering, timed responses, and state management in action. Try it now!
Search and Dynamic Rendering, Debouncing & Momoization
a loaf of bread from the bakery realm
Basic app to test dynamic rendering.
Express middleware for prerendering javascript-rendered pages on the fly for SEO
React Dynamic Rendering Boilerplate for Educational Purposes
react practice with rendering a dynamic list of card elements.
Instantly view your current location's weather on the left side of the screen. Explore weather conditions for any city with a built-in search feature, dynamically changing the background and icon to reflect the current weather.
A user-friendly tool to easily split and manage shared expenses.
A minimalist email client app inspired by Outlook. It displays emails in a list with a dynamic body view, supports marking emails as favorites or read/unread, and allows filtering by status. The app fetches data from an API and features a responsive & clean UI.
This repository contains credit card prediction project that I made using Streamlit and Python programming language.
A weather app built with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS using SOLID principles and OOP. Features dynamic rendering, GSAP animations, responsive design, and advanced CSS like backdrop filters and progress bar animations. Deployed with Vite on GitHub Pages.
Multi-List ToDo App
A timed coding quiz made almost entirely with vanilla Javascript.
This project is a dynamic web application. It provides weather forecasts by parsing local data files, displaying daily details, and calculating weekly averages, with a focus on user-friendly error handling and responsive design.
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