TheLuckyLuc/react-skeleton

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TheLuckyLuc/react-skeleton

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Barebones React starter template configured with Webpack. Supports sass/scss/css modules, hot module reloading & configured to work with Tailwind. Uses PurgeCSS to remove any unused CSS when building for production. Also includes linting & runtime error overlays.

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slide-in-on-scroll

My solution to Wes Bos' JS30 "Slide in on Scroll" challenge, using the Intersection Observer API.

colour-tiles

A simple rgb colour picking/guessing game. Find out which tile matches the given rgb colour. (This was one of my earliest projects before I knew how git worked, hence why there are no commits)

custom-wp

Custom WordPress theme

custom-video-player

My solution to Wes Bos' 11th project for the JS30 challenge

morse-code-translator

Simple translator that takes in normal letters and converts it into morse code as you type & vice versa. Inspired by the translator on https://morsecode.scphillips.com/translator.html

shift-checkboxes

Project 10 of Wes Bos' JS30 challenge. The master branch is my working attempt (albeit not as clean-looking as Wes' version). Wes' solution is on the "wes-solution" branch.

todo-list

Little to-do list project with custom checkboxes and some extra JavaScript that counts the outstanding tasks and lets you toggle between active, completed or all tasks.

flex-panel-gallery

My solution to Wes Bos' JS30 challenge (Project 5)

earthquake-tracker

Earthquake tracker using the Google Maps API. Slightly tweaked it, so you can choose from different timescales and also click on the buttons to reveal further information on the individual events. Clicking on a circle will reveal the approximate location, time it occurred in GMT+0 and the magnitude.

ajax-typeahead

Project 6 of Wes Bos' JS30 challenge. The 'working-list' branch is my initial attempt at it, but I ended up getting stuck at highlighting the matched input. The master branch is the resulting solution I got to, after doing research & finding a RegExp solution that is able to replace the matching strings (also looks a lot cleaner than my original version).