Ruth Abreu's starred repositories
budget-app
"Budget App" is a Server-side Rendering application (SSR) following the MVC architecture, allowing users to efficiently manage their budget. Users can register, add transactions, and create new categories. The application is built with JavaScript, Ruby, Rails, Tailwind CSS, and PostgreSQL.
todo-project
Todo list for practice
weather-app
The Weather App is based on Iraq Weather Forecast. Fetching Data from open source weather Api and renders on web app.
vet-clinic-db-2
🐘PostgreSQL🐘 | database structure for a vet clinic.
Webpack_template
Webpack template to work with
leaderboard
Leaderboard: a Microverse project using ES6 and APIs to create a real-time application that displays player rankings based on scores. Gain practical experience with modern web tools.
helsinki.uni.cs
Complete Full Stack Development by University of Helsinki.
blog-app
Blog App is a project aimed at creating a comprehensive and dynamic platform for bloggers and readers alike. With an emphasis on seamless user experience and content engagement, this application is designed to empower writers to share their thoughts, stories, and insights with the world.
bullet_train
The Open Source Ruby on Rails SaaS Template
hello-rails-back-end
This is a simple configuration about an API backend with rails
hello-react-front-end
This is a simple Front end project to connect with a rails back end API
JavaScript-Captsone
For our JavaScript capstone, @VelzckC0D3 and I applied the skills and knowledge we acquired in the first two modules. We incorporated various features, including pop-ups, dynamic objects, Jest unit testing, and WebPack integration, and utilized ES6 modules for better organization and functionality
react-redux-api
Connect an existing API via Redux and use the data to display something in a UI.
readme-template-MarcoDDM
This is a template for a readme
To-Do-List
"To-do list" is a tool that helps to organize your day. It simply lists the things that you need to do and allows you to mark them as complete. You will build a simple website that allows for doing that, and you will do it using ES6 and Webpack!