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Albertino Francisco (@Albertino2020)

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smashing-magazine-clone

This project is our fifth from the Microverse's Curriculum. It consists of building a heat map of the Smashing magazine website, using HTML and CSS code.

cex.io-trading-bot

CEX.io Trading Bot is an online trading software that connects user to his or her CEX.io trading account via CEX.io API and performs trading of cryptocurrencies automatically on the CEX.io platform. This bot version, developed in Ruby, meets the requirements of my Ruby Capstone Project in the Microverse Main Curriculum. However, the project is still under development. Therefore, caution is advised while using it in a real trading account.

bubble_sort

This repository contains files and information concerning the Bubble Sort Project from the Microverse Curriculum. We have implemented the bubble sort algorithm. The assignment was focused on the use of yield and passing a block to a method.

html-css-capstone

This is my HTML & CSS Capstone Project from the Microverse Main Curriculum. It is based on an online website for a conference. I followed the given design guidelines of the website concerning colors, typographies (font face, size and weight), layout (composition and space between elements), for the two given screen sizes (mobile: up to 768px; and desktop: from 768px), and I built an investment management blockchain web page for Globimiosótis™ --a Portuguese private limited company and trademark, founded with the purpose of advising other companies that have plans to expand or internationalize their businesses on the search and identification of viable business ventures and investment opportunities, both locally and overseas.

the-next-web-clone

This project is our sixth project from the Microverse's Curriculum. It consists of adding responsiveness to the clone of the Next Web Page, using HTML and CSS code.

new-yourk-times-clone

mint-com

This is my second project from the Microverse curriculum. This project consists of building an HTML document that matches the appearance of mint.com’s signup page

newsweek.com-clone

This project consists of building a replica of the news site Newsweek.com using the Bootstrap framework.

tic-tac-toe-project

This repository contains an implementation of the tic-tac-toe game according to requirements of the Microverse Main Curriculum

youtube-homepage

This is my first collaborative project, from the Microverse Main Curriculum,. This project consists of building an HTML document that matches the appearance of youtube video player page.

enumerable

This repository contains a collection of the Ruby Enumerable-like methods implemented using Ruby, which corresponds to my first solo project in the Ruby Course from the Microverse Main Curiiculum. This project is a collection of methods similar to some of those that are part of the Ruby Enumerable Module, which I developed in the framework of the Microverse Curriculum. I tried as much as possible to follow strictly the guidelines and, in this way, I developed and tested the methods consistently. The main file of the project contains the methods and all the tests that I carried out, properly described, and commented with the names of the methods, the inputs, and outputs. It should be noted that the "multiply_els" method is declared outside the Enumerable module according to the project instructions. The "my_map" method was developed in three versions: my_map: which receives an array of elements and a block my_map_proc: which receives an array and a proc my_map_pb: which accepts an array and both a block and a proc. With this, I hope I have fulfilled the requirements, but as an apprentice, it is possible that some shortcomings or omissions may have gone unnoticed.

apple.com-clone

This is my fourth project from the Microverse Curriculum. It consists of cloning the apple.com webpage using HTML and CSS, building with backgrounds and gradients. Small details were ignored, as the main purpose was to mimic the page's appearance. The links go no-where.