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Gordon Tinyefuza (@1GORDON)

1GORDON

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Location 🇺🇬 Uganda
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To-Do-List

This project will use Web-pack to bundle JavaScript functionality. The user will also be able to mark task completion by selecting the corresponding checkbox, I also added the create, add, and delete methods. The updated tasks list will be stored in local storage.

Leaderboard

In this activity I will set up a JavaScript project for the Leaderboard list app, using webpack and ES6 features, notably modules. I will develop a first working version of the app following a wireframe, but without styling - just focus on functionality

Awesome-books

This project allows users to add/remove books from a list. This was achieved using JavaScript objects and arrays, JavaScript Classes, and Single Page Application (SPA).

my-portfolio

In this project, I implemented the Profile, About, and Contacts pages. I achieved this using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I also used a mobile-first approach to attain good responsiveness

Capstone-Module1

This is my Capstone Project for Module 1 at Microverse where we were required to build a website that provided information about the upcoming conference. I built this using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Math-Magicians

In this project, I build an Application that performs Mathematical computations, displays a home page, and also displays a quote from a remote API. This was built using Javascript, React Router, and API. It displays SPA.

bootstrap-portfolio

Survey-microverse

Survey-microverse review

Testing-Practice

We are going to test the reverseString and stringLength functions

github-slideshow

A robot powered training repository 🤖

Revise-To-Do-List

In this project I am aiming at redoing my previous To-Do-List project

gordon-edward

gordon-edward1

To-D0-List-Code-Review

How to give a good Code Review

edward-gordon

Web-pack

Setting up a project with web-pack

Git-Flow

In this project I will experiment some steps used in Git-Flow

Embed-Videos-and-Playlists

friends

This is a simple rails application that allows a user to perform CRUD operations on his friends.

Calculator-Brainnest

This is a simple calculator to perform mathematical calculations

Blog-app

In this project, I will create all controllers and views for your Blog app. As you won't be processing any data yet, you will add simple placeholders for your views with plain HTML.

1GORDON.github.io

Main-CSS-Project

This my CSS Project at Brainnest

gitflow

Fetch-API

Contact-Form-Training

This a contact form built during the training exercise for the Code Reviewer role

Rock-Paper-Scissors

This a game where computer a computer will play against a User and return a string "You Lose! Paper beats Rock"

RECIPES

This is a recipes application

1GORDON

Manage-budget

This is a mobile web application where you can manage your budget: you have a list of transactions associated with a category, so that you can see how much money you spent and on what.

gordonchawanzi

Main-HTML-Project

hello-react-front-end

This exercise is going to have you create a React front-end with a Rails back-end and connect them to display a random message.

Hello-Microverse

This is my first microverse project

hellorails

Hello Rails App

Hello-Microverse-Training

This is the first training project for the code reviewer role.

hello-rails-back-end

This exercise is going to have you create a React front-end with a Rails back-end and connect them to display a random message.

hello-rails-react

This project will use the react-rails gem that allows you to build React components as a part of your Rails JavaScript and serve it in a component, react_component, to be used in a regular ERB file.

React-Native-Test

In this project I will design a simple UI for a mobile application (Android) using React-Native. A Figma template with the design is provided.

Decode-Morse-Message

During your vacation at the seaside, time after time you find old bottles with parchment inside. Out of curiosity, you look into the next bottle and see that there is a message written in Morse code. Your curiosity grows even more - maybe you just found the lost treasure of the pirates! However, you are getting tired of decrypting messages manually. Fortunately, you can program in Ruby and you can help yourself by automating this process.

bank_modern_app

This is a modern UI/UX project which is developed using React and Tailwind CSS.

GraphAPI-DabbleLabs

I created a GraphQL-API using Apollo Server and MongoDB Atlas