It’s not a super strict approach but could be really helpful.
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Have you ever think about analysing the syntax of another computer language to use it in the one you are working with? We are going to transform a valid LISP expression (string) into a JavaScript object.
After fulfilling a series of conditions finally my girlfriend could open her birthday present 4 months later : )
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Markets is a mobile app for fetching the markets information based on typed city or user’s location in a city. It uses the open API data from wo is markt (Where is market) project.
Here are some screenshot examples:
This app was a 6 hours challange I overcame. I retain the rights to the source code and all the related development. However, I cannot give futher documentation because it’s confidential and belongs to this great company I was working for. Feel free to check, change and use the code : )
CSS Grid Masonry
/in CSS3, HTML5/by GénesisFind a null inside an object
/in JavaScript/by GénesisIt’s not a super strict approach but could be really helpful.
Basic LISP Parser
/in JavaScript/by GénesisHave you ever think about analysing the syntax of another computer language to use it in the one you are working with? We are going to transform a valid LISP expression (string) into a JavaScript object.
Homeworks: check if it’s a valid LISP expression.
Flight to Japan
/in Design/by GénesisAfter fulfilling a series of conditions finally my girlfriend could open her birthday present 4 months later : )
Markets
/in App, CSS3, HTML5, JavaScript/by GénesisMarkets is a mobile app for fetching the markets information based on typed city or user’s location in a city. It uses the open API data from wo is markt (Where is market) project.
Here are some screenshot examples:
This app was a 6 hours challange I overcame. I retain the rights to the source code and all the related development. However, I cannot give futher documentation because it’s confidential and belongs to this great company I was working for. Feel free to check, change and use the code : )
Codebase in Gitlab repositories.