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Lennox Omondi (@lenomosh)

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starlink-data-collection-script

Contains the script I used to collect data that I used for the Starlink review

Instagram

An instagram clone built with React/Laravel that allows users to perform basic functionalities that Instagram has

rehema

Rehema School Prefects Electoral System - A KCSE Project 2019

password-manager

A python application that enables use to manage their password from different accounts

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salon

tingg-express-checkout-encryption

A php code for encrypting the Tingg checkout params

ubuntu-coding-environment-setup

This repo contains important links to various installation quides that you might need when setting up ubuntu for the first time. i have tried all of them myself and they're actually working well

pitching-app

An app that allows people to add one minute pitches, then other members can upvote, comment or downvote the pitch

social-media-blog

A Flask/React application that functions both as Social media and blog. It allows the community to share their ideas and moderate the application on their own

money-lending-website

photo-gallery

A Django web applicaiton that help you to manage your online photo gallery by allowing to store,sort,view and share photos for free.

the-news-collector

AI Assisted news website that searches for trending, important and relevant news to a user based on an individual user's need.

name-generator

This is a web application that takes a user's birthday and calculates the day of the week they were born and then depending on their gender outputs their Akan Name. Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture. Frequently in Ghana, children are given their first name as a 'day name' which corresponds to the day in the week they were born.