STACK: HTML,CSS and JavaScript

Organize Me is a task management tool built with plain JavaScript, styled to function similarly to Trello. It's a single-page application that allows users to add tasks and drag them between different status boards, providing a simple and effective way to manage various tasks in daily life. Building this project greatly deepened my understanding of drag-and-drop functionality using HTML and JavaScript. I also implemented local storage to maintain the state of the tasks, enhancing the overall user experience and functionality.

STACK: Typescript, React, react-anchor-link-smooth-scroll, Tailwind CSS, Heroicons

This code-along React project is an intensive and complex learning journey designed to deepen my expertise in TypeScript and React. Unlike a mere replication of code, this project is a dynamic learning process. When encountering new packages or unfamiliar approaches, I actively engage in research to understand their utility and implementation. This iterative process not only teaches me the 'how' but also the 'why' behind experienced developers' choices. By doing so, I am exposed to various methods of implementing functionalities, which enriches my understanding of good practices and expands my toolkit as an aspiring developer.

I've developed a compact quote generator project using HTML, CSS, and pure JavaScript. This engaging project offers users the ability to receive random quotes and seamlessly share them on Twitter. To realize this functionality, I seamlessly integrated an external API to access diverse quote data. Moreover, I derived immense enjoyment from creatively styling the page, enhancing its overall visual appeal.

Knowledge Journal was one of my earliest projects at Dev Academy, serving as a platform to document my learning journey and track my progress. It played a vital role in recording what I was learning at that stage. Through Knowledge Journal, I shared my plans, technical concepts, and reflections, showcasing my dedication to continuous learning and personal growth