This is a simple project that using Js and Firebase to store the data. Basically, I created this project to improve my Js knowledge about Class Constructor and how to connect the front-end with Firebase. In addition, how to set-up real-time listener using Firebase.

A typical TODO app that coded with JS OOP paradigm

A terminal run Team generator. Inquirer prompts to create each team member using their class. fs was used to write an html file with the custom employee cards

Create a SVG logo with custom text, text color, shape and shape color on a default 300 x 200px background.

A project written in React that simulates the work of a blog, such as Twitter, with the ability to add and delete messages, count their number and put likes

Javascript Command Line Game using Object Orientated Programming and the inquirer package to create command prompts, week 4 submission during CodeNation Bootcamp.

Learning TypeScript

You’ve become head librarian at your local Books-‘N-Stuff and you realize you’re still using index cards to handle the item's info. Let’s get to work modernizing your new digs.

JavaScript OOP 'Steam-Punk' Game Tutorial

JavaScript Classes

Exercise to practise JavaScript Classes

Project Planner - moving projects from "active" to "finish" and the oposite. Practicing Classes, OOP, DOM. (created with Udemy course - JavaScript - The Complete Guide 2022 (Beginner + Advanced) JavaScript - The Complete Guide 2022 (Beginner + Advanced) )

Console CCG (collectible card game)

It is my version of a well-known game 'Minesweeper' which comes from early 2000s. It is based on object oriented programming, a plain css and ES6 with JS Classes, Modules, arrow functions, etc. You are welcome to go through the code and suggest any other possible solutions

I built this JavaScript application where we can move items around. I worked with classes and with the Object Oriented Programming (OOP) approach. I also worked with the DOM, I moved elements around and with event listeners. I used a callback pattern to pass functions to other instances so that from inside they could be called upon certain events.