Jared Cazel's repositories
Structy-Solutions
This repository tracks my journey through Structy's data structures and algorithms challenges. A special thanks to Alvin Zabalan, the creator of Structy, whose guidance has been instrumental in my development.
JS_Project_Danceability
Danceability offers a unique dive into your Spotify trends, combining the power of Spotify's API with d3.js for dynamic data visualization of your top tracks' danceability and energy, showcasing the intersection of music, data, and design.
Leetcode-Solutions
This repository showcases my systematic journey through LeetCode problems, focusing on enhancing my data structures and algorithms skills through the Grind 75 challenge
mula-green
MulaGreen is a personal finance dashboard designed to help individuals track their expenses and manage their monthly budgets more effectively. Built with React, Next.js, TypeScript, and TailwindCSS, this application offers a user-friendly interface for monitoring financial activities over any selected timeframe.
jjcazel.github.io
Inspired by the Smarter NJ site, I crafted an enhanced clone addressing original site limitations by integrating a public news API to dynamically fetch and display news related to 'New Jersey.' Built with React, Vite, TypeScript, and CSS, this project showcases my ability to identify and improve web functionalities, hosted live on GitHub Pages.
JaredCazel.github.io
A minimalist yet impactful portfolio showcasing my software development journey, built with HTML, CSS, jQuery, and JS, using the Strata template by HTML5 UP. Visit jaredcazel.com to explore my projects and experiences.
Codecademy-Multiple-Choice-Quiz-Coding-Challenge
A React-based quiz application demonstrating simple, effective use of functional components, hooks, and state management for an engaging user experience.
AlgoExpert-Solutions
My journey through AlgoExpert's challenges, showcasing my progress in data structures and algorithms. It's a blend of perseverance, learning, and refined coding skills, aimed at inspiring and aiding others on their software engineering path.
Pulley-Cipher-Sprint-Challenge
This is code I used to crack a coding challenge I did as part of the application process to Pulley.
Open-Weather-API-Dynamic-Weather-Web-App
I created this Weather App using Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS, and Typescript. Shout out to freecodecamp and @reactwithutkarsh