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popoway/README.md

I am a computer science student who loves building web and data-driven applications. My latest project utilizes Django and Pandas to enable user-friendly data visualization and analysis for business. As a student leader and coding enthusiast, I spearhead Let's Talk Python Club on campus, organized and attended multiple hackathons, and enjoy contributing to open source projects. Right now, I am finishing my last semester and refining my skillset by taking courses on Udacity.
Skills: JavaScript, Python, Node.js, Java, SQL

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  1. dont-let-the-n95-fall

    Software Engineering Class Project Spring 2020

    PHP

  2. wheelgo

    LABS services for people with disabilities - Project for NS Lehman Hackathon 2018

    JavaScript 1 2

  3. techfestivalnyc /techfestivalnyc.github.io

    Tech Festival Website

    HTML 2

  4. portfolio-page

    A website for highlighted projects.

    HTML

  5. fend-weather-journal-app

    Weather-Journal App Project

    JavaScript

  6. workshop-intro-to-node-express

    Intro to Node.js and Express.js Workshop

    JavaScript 1 1

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