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JavaScript
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html-exercises

Materials for running HTML exercises

vamalaka-fannar

Vamalaka - E-commerce international trading platform that helps people in Madagascar sell their products globally by skipping the middleman. Following "Direct to Consumer Model" it maximizes profit for the people who put in the most of work. Our tech stack: React, Redux, TypeScript, Redux Tool Kit, Cypress for integration testing. Containerized backend that exposes GraphQL interface, MongoDB, NodeJS

react-random-quote-generator

Quote generator website with React

edie-homepage

Saturday Responsive Challenge

vamalaka-dong

Vamalaka - E-commerce international trading platform that helps people in Madagascar sell their products globally by skipping the middleman. Following "Direct to Consumer Model" it maximizes profit for the people who put in the most of work. Our tech stack: React, Redux, TypeScript, Redux Tool Kit, Cypress for integration testing. Containerized backend that exposes GraphQL interface, MongoDB, NodeJS

mockups-to-websites

Given a set of designs and supporting materials, let's see if we can build websites from them.

onja-website

image-gallery

Image gallery in javascript

mini-blog

A small weekend project

music-of-madagascar

A list of artists and genres from Madagascar

github-jobs

Final semester project

airbnb-clone

scss-exercises

reusable-react-3

UseRef, UseEffect, ForwardRef exercise

quote-generator-js

Onja Javascript Project 1 : Coding a quote generator

malagasy-rn-Polonium

Mobile React Native application that helps people to learn Malagasy and English. Around 1000 phrases from 42 categories. Add your own phrases. Track progress, focus on phrases that need revising. Add your own custom phrases. Application can work completely offline.

front-end-finals

For the final marked assessment of the Front-end development course, we're going to use a beautiful mockup as the design source for a webpage. We'll be writing all the HTML, SCSS, CSS, implementing images, fonts, and making it all responsive and accessible.

vamalaka-foundation

Vamalaka - E-commerce international trading platform that helps people in Madagascar sell their products globally by skipping the middleman. Following "Direct to Consumer Model" it maximizes profit for the people who put in the most of work. Our tech stack: React, Redux, TypeScript, Redux Tool Kit, Cypress for integration testing. Containerized backend that exposes GraphQL interface, MongoDB, NodeJS