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Jordy Garcia (@garciajordy)

garciajordy

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Global Rank 458,219 (Top 16 %)
Followers 37
Following 23
Registered about 4 years ago
Most used languages

Ruby
46.4 %

JavaScript
28.6 %

HTML
17.9 %

CSS
3.6 %

SCSS 3.6 %
Location 🇧🇪 Belgium
Country Total Rank 2,017
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SCSS 31

Ruby
45

HTML
92

JavaScript
349

CSS
549

Saving-Plan

"Saving money" app using Javascript to create the requested requirements to assist you in your daily expenses.

Tic-Tac-Toe

Tic-Tac-Toe game created using Ruby, with the option to play against the computer or a friend. Everything divided into classes

Ruby-Linters-Capstone

In this project, I implemented my own version of the stylistic error program Linter. Created using Ruby for Ruby code only.

Mastermind

Created a simple Mastermind game using my Javascript skills to detect whether a player won or not. With three different rounds.

Portfolio

This is my Portfolio, I created this using semantic HTML, SASS, and Javascript, using a lot of animations and transitions to make the menu overlay look more smooth

Friends

A social media website build with Ruby on Rails, where you can create and like tweets, follow people and see their tweets on your timeline.

Portfolio-v2

This is my Portfolio, I created this using semantic HTML, SASS, and Javascript, using a lot of animations and transitions.

NewYorkTimes-Project

Created a clone of The New York Times page using semantic HTML, CSS-Grid, Flex-Box & Javascript

TheNextWeb

A clone of The NextWeb page using media queries to make the page responsive for Mobile, Tablet, and desktop by changing the layout for each screen size.

WFA-Conference-Platform

Created a conference platform using semantic HTML, SASS, and javascript with the requested layout design and colors. With a personal touch, especially on the menu button.

TicTacToe

Created a TicTacToe game that you can play with friends, counting how many times you have won.

LibraryAppV1

In this project, we built a basic web-based library application using JavaScript. One can add books to the library, delete the books and mark the book as read. We use local storage to store the data from the user.

ruby_projects

Solutions to the challenges from The Odin Project using Ruby, from the Ruby course

Wishes

Wishes is a mobile-only app where you can create groups, add wishes, pay other users their wishes and check your own wishes and paid wishes. Created with Ruby on Rails.

Ruby-Linters

re-former

Created a re-former project in order to learn about Rails forms. We created a User model and implemented the pages for showing all users (index), creating a user (new), and updating a user (edit).

NewsWeek-Project

A clone of a Newsweeks page using Bootstrap classes and breakpoints to make the page responsive for all devices.

Bubble-Sort

This is a quick extract that helps explains the underlying concepts of bubble sort, using Ruby.

Enumerable-Methods

Implemented my own version of Ruby's enumerable methods, using Ruby.

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blog_app

Created a blog_app using Ruby on Rails, using Create, Read, Update and Destroy

SQL-ZOO

Solutions to all the questions of SQL-ZOO.

relations_rails

I implemented all the ActiveRecords relations that are possible to test my database skills, using Ruby on Rails.

Coding-Challenges

Solutions for HackerRank coding challenges, using Javascript and Ruby

private_events

In this private_event project, we created a simple website where the user must first login before creating events. Users also can exchange invitations only for their own events.

RoR-Linters

members-only

Created a members-only website where only members are allowed to create posts and see the author of the post, guests are allowed to see all posts but not the author of the post.

RestaurantPage

In this project, I built a basic restaurant page using JavaScript and webpack. All pages are build using DOM manipulations.

Javascript-Linters

React-course-tracker

Template-Linters

Calculator-React

In this project, I created a calculator using React.js. Using the Big.js library!