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CJSpohn/README.md

Hi there 👋

My name is Chris Spohn and I am a frontend web developer.

Here's a unique visualization of my GitHub profile! What is this? Check out my projects below to learn more!

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The languages and tools you can find used on my GitHub include:

JavaScript | HTML | CSS | Sass | React | Redux | D3.js | Node JS | Express | Webpack | Unit Testing | End-to-end testing | Mocha | Chai | Cypress

Here are a few silly things I've built:

Wordle Helper

Never miss another wordle again!

Screen Shot 2021-03-24 at 9 28 55 PM Screen Shot 2021-03-24 at 9 28 55 PM

GitHub Garden

This project won first place at the Turing School of Software and Design's internal Demo Competition

A whimsical representation of any user's GitHub Profile. Built with D3.js, React, React Hooks, React Router, Leaflet.js, and tested with Cypress

You can see the video submitted to competition here

Screen Shot 2021-03-24 at 9 28 55 PM

Thanks for stopping by! Ask me how being a routesetter in a commercial climbing gym is exactly like web development.

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  1. GitHub-Garden GitHub-Garden Public

    Forked from kellydinneen/GitHub-Garden

    A whimsical visualization of GitHub user profiles and events, built with D3.js, Leaflet, and React. Tested with Cypress.

    JavaScript 1

  2. wordle-helper wordle-helper Public

    Why learn words when you can fake it?

    JavaScript