nate-vukovich

axios

Promise based HTTP client for the browser and node.js

create-t3-app

The best way to start a full-stack, typesafe Next.js app

django_example_code

A simple project using ShimmerCat and Django

docker-mern

Build mern starter blog with docker in rancher

fsjs-p10-fullstack-react-courses

fsjs-p2-data-pagination-and-filtering

Re-doing P2 with new FSJS Curriculum

fsjs-p3-interactive-Form

fsjs-p9-rest-api-express

nvwebd

MyGitHubProfile

nate-vukovich/axios

Promise based HTTP client for the browser and node.js

nate-vukovich/create-t3-app

The best way to start a full-stack, typesafe Next.js app

nate-vukovich/fsjs-p10-fullstack-react-courses

nate-vukovich/fsjs-p2-data-pagination-and-filtering

Re-doing P2 with new FSJS Curriculum

nate-vukovich/fsjs-p3-interactive-Form

nate-vukovich/fsjs-p9-rest-api-express

nate-vukovich/nvwebd

MyGitHubProfile

nate-vukovich/fewb-p1-my-personal-profile-page

nate-vukovich/fewb-p2-mobile-first-responseive-layout

nate-vukovich/fewb-p3-an-online-registration-form

nate-vukovich/fewb-p4-web-style-guide

nate-vukovich/fewb-p5-an-interactive-photo-gallery

nate-vukovich/fewb-p6-game-show-app

nate-vukovich/fewb-p7-webapp-dashboard

nate-vukovich/front-end

Operation Code's website

nate-vukovich/material-ui

React components for faster and easier web development. Build your own design system, or start with Material Design.

nate-vukovich/material-ui-pickers

Date & Time pickers, built with ❤️ for @material-ui/core

nate-vukovich/material-ui-progress-cells

Created with CodeSandbox

nate-vukovich/orval

orval is able to generate client with appropriate type-signatures (TypeScript) from any valid OpenAPI v3 or Swagger v2 specification, either in yaml or json formats. 🍺

nate-vukovich/reacto

A sweet IDE for React.js

nate-vukovich/remix

Build Better Websites. Create modern, resilient user experiences with web fundamentals.

nate-vukovich/treehouse-fsjs-project10-build-a-library-manager

Working with databases — storing, retrieving, updating and deleting information — is an important software developer talent. Create a web application for searching, adding and updating items in a lending library, using JavaScript, Node.js, Express, and an Sqlite Database.

nate-vukovich/treehouse-fsjs-project11-build-a-course-rating-api-with-express

Build a Course Rating API With Express

nate-vukovich/treehouse-fsjs-project3-interactive-form

Treehouse Fullstack JS Techdegree - Project 3 - Interactive Form

nate-vukovich/treehouse-fsjs-project4-tictactoe

Treehouse Fullstack JavaScript Degree - Project 4 - Tic Tac Toe

nate-vukovich/treehouse-fsjs-project5-employee-directory

Use a Public API to Create an Employee Directory

nate-vukovich/treehouse-fsjs-project6-build-a-content-scraper

nate-vukovich/treehouse-fsjs-project7-a-static-node-js-and-express-site

A Static Node.js and Express Site

nate-vukovich/treehouse-fsjs-project8-using-gulp-to-build-a-front-end-website

Professional front end web developers need to be fast and productive. This means working quickly and efficiently to create sites that perform well. Implement a quick and efficient professional workflow using JavaScript, NPM and Node.

nate-vukovich/treehouse-fsjs-project9-create-a-gallery-app-with-react

In this project, you'll build an image gallery using React and the Flickr API. After creating the project with create-react-app, you will build the gallery components, add to the supplied CSS and set up routing. For this project, you'll use the very popular and in-demand React library to create an image gallery app. With the help of this powerful "MVC" (Model, View, Controller) library, the app will be built in the style of modern single page applications to keep it fast, modular, and in sync with current web development trends. You'll learn about some of the best practices of working with React, like using JSX to write markup-like syntax directly in your JS files and managing state in a container component that passes data down to reusable stateless components. Additionally, you'll get practice working with React supportive tools like the Create React App and React Router modules. Using the powerful Create React App tool, you'll set up the initial project. Then you will: Use JavaScript and JSX to build out the gallery components in a modular fashion. Use React Router to set up routes for three default topic pages and a search page. Use the Fetch API or a tool like Axios to fetch data from the Flickr API and use it to display images in your app. Add logic to handle the search and various requirements of the project. Add to the supplied CSS to personalize the project. React has a bit of a learning curve and can feel difficult to work with at first, but with hard work, time and practice, it can be mastered by anyone. After building this project, you'll be able to start using React in all of your projects to demonstrate your skills with the powerful library to potential employers, which will make you a hot commodity in today's web development world. So really take your time, do a great job, and give this one your all.