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adventofcode

algorithm-practice

api-practice

aws-codepipeline-lab-repo

Cloud lab resources for the " Working with AWS CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, and CodePipeline" lab on Educative.

babylonjs-playground

blogger_ror

bubble-sort

caesar-cipher

caesar-cipher-reloaded

calculator

Basic calculator

cat-tracker

classes-objects-p1-exercises

Exercises from Classes and Objects - Part I (Launch School)

concentration-tracker

configzme

context-reducer-tutorial

curriculum

The open curriculum for learning web development

cv-app

React Practice Project - https://www.theodinproject.com/lessons/node-path-react-new-cv-application

discussions

A place to discuss all things Odin

dynamic-user-interface-exercise

etch-a-sketch

https://www.theodinproject.com/courses/web-development-101/lessons/etch-a-sketch-project

exercism

express-mdn-tutorial

expressjs-crash-course

Express JS crash course

flask-tutorial

form-validation

freecodecamp

freeCodeCamp.org's open source codebase and curriculum. Learn to code at home.

gif-search

grotonfirerescue

Website for Groton-Fire-Rescue

hello_app

Intro app from Chapter 1 of Ruby on Rails Tutorial (Rails 6)

html-css-deconstruct-project

The Odin Project - Project Description: Introduction For this mini-project, you’ll deconstruct an existing web page and rebuild it. Don’t worry if the links don’t go anywhere and the search box doesn’t do anything when you submit it. The goal is to start thinking about how elements get placed on the page and roughly how they get styled and aligned. For some of you, this may be the first time you’ve actually tried to “build” something in HTML (very exciting!). Using the browser’s developer tools (right clicking something on the page and clicking “inspect element” will get you there) will be your best friend. Build the page in a .html text file and open it in your browser to check it out (or try using CodePen or jsfiddle.net).