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Luis Pomare (@luis-pomare)

luis-pomare

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Location 🇨🇴 Colombia
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toDoList

This browser app can help you to keep track of your daily tasks and don't worry about keeping open your browser because this app uses your local storage to keep all changes up to date. It is created using mostly Javascript and it is bundled using webpack.

awesomeBooks

freeCodeCampProductLandingPage

This is my solution for the free code camp challenge. I tried to be the more accurate possible with all CSS details and the more semantic possible with the HTML tags. Note: Don't forget to shrink to see the responsiveness.

Portfolio

This is my profesional portfolio as a web developer... It contains all the proyects I've been working on.

webpackTemplate

This is a webpack template created to be used in my future projects.

testingActivity

singleProjectTemplate

freeCodeCampTechnicalDocumentationPage

Under construction

firstCapstone

This is a website composed of two web pages (index.html and about page) that talks about a fictitious electronics course and is made with the aim of showing my developer skills.

kyp1LandingPage

awesomeBooksWithEs6

This is an improved version of the "awesome books" project. We have reorganized several functions in js modules, including the date/time luxon library to improve showing time functionality.

to-do-list-peer-feedback

Does my coding partner follow JS best practices?

Leaderboard

This is my first interaction with an API. This project concist in one list of players and scores that is storaged in a third-party API.

hello-microverse

Fisrt proyect at microverse

catalog-of-my-things

admissions-trial

math-magicians

This is a single-page application created with react. In this project, you can see some of the potential of React by allowing the users to switch between components whit a lot of dom elements and event listeners.