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Name: Connor

Type: User

Bio: Web developer.

Location: Stockholm, Sweden

About Me

I'm a 22-year-old web developer, born in the Republic of South Africa, based in Stockholm, Sweden, with a passion for learning and creating amazing web experiences. I'm open to exciting opportunities and always eager to expand my skills.

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advanced_git_demo

Craft Academy PrepCourse Advanced Git Exercise

api_el_gaucho_nyheter

We were challenged with building a newspaper application with three clients, user, admin and mobile which were all being served by a single API.

api_good_morning_news

We were challenged with building a newpaper application with three clients, user, admin and mobile which were all being dealt with by a single API.

atm_challenge_2020

A challenge to build a virtual ATM machine that works with money.

atm_weekly_challenge

awesome-python-scripts

A curated collection of some :heart_eyes: cool Python scripts.

become-a-full-stack-web-developer

Free resources for learning Full Stack Web Development

begflowo_api

Begflow is an internal system designed to automate and simplify the process of buying, refurbishing and delivering used vehicles. This repository serves as version control for the api side of the application.

begflowo_client

bmi_calculator

We were challenged with calculating the users BMI once given their weight and height. We were also challenged in displaying their BMI value relative to a graph.

bmi_calculator_react

We were challenged with calculating the users BMI in React once given their weight and height. We were also challenged in displaying their BMI value relative to a graph.