Paul Clue (@Paul-Clue)
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Paul-Clue

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  • Stars
    star
    37
  • Global Rank 421,862 (Top 15 %)
  • Followers 7
  • Following 5
  • Registered over 4 years ago
  • Most used languages
    Ruby
         57.1 %
    JavaScript
         21.4 %
    HTML
         14.3 %
    CSS
         7.1 %
  • Location 🇯🇲 Jamaica
  • Country Total Rank 37
  • Country Ranking
    Ruby
         3
    HTML
         10
    CSS
         38
    JavaScript
         42

Top repositories

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rails-lifestyle-magazine-capstone

This is a website I built from scratch using Ruby on Rails. Users can write articles and attach images for that article. Users can also view articles written by other users and place a vote for that article if the user likes it. The Article with the most votes will be premiered as the main article.
Ruby
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capstone2

This is a website I built from scratch with just HTML and CSS.
HTML
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3

ruby1

This is an implementation of the bubble sort algorithm in Ruby.
Ruby
3
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4

javascript-library-project

This is a simple app for saving input from a user. It is written in Javascript.
JavaScript
2
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5

twitter-clone

This is a clone of the famous Twitter app.
Ruby
2
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6

webscraper

This is a web scraper built with a ruby gem called Nokogiri. With the correct input, it can glean any information form any website.
Ruby
2
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7

tictactoe

Ruby
1
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8

portfolio

1
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9

first_rails_app

Ruby
1
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10

sql_proj

1
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11

basic-form

1
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12

article-app-portfolio-version

Ruby
1
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13

Project1

1
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14

authentication

Ruby
1
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15

Capstone1

1
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16

mProject2-0

1
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17

mProject2

HTML
1
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18

micro-reddit

1
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19

weatherApp

This is an app that can display the weather conditions of over 200,000 cities worldwide. Users can choose between Fahrenheit and Celsius readings.
JavaScript
1
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20

Paul-Clue

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21

portfolio2

CSS
1
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22

reactLibrary

This is a very simple app designed for a library. It allows the user to add a book to a list. The user can type in the title of the book and the category of the book. The book would then be added to the user's list. The user can also delete any book on the list using the "Remove Book" button.
JavaScript
1
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