alwinw

👨‍💻 About @alwinw

awesome-books-es6

Awesome-books is a web app that adds, removes, and updates a list of books based on user input.

besufekad-haz

Config files for my GitHub profile.

besufekad-haz.github.io

blog-app

This is a blog website built using Ruby on Rails. Readers can leave comments and like posts, and administrators can manage content. The site includes user authentication and a search feature.

blog-bini

budget-app

Budget-app is a rails web application to track your expenses and manage your budget.

capstone-project

This project is about leadway common summit which bring agricultural expertise around the world together for a conference. It was founded in 2017 , the program was held in Nigeria in the year 2022. This project was built using JavaScript, CSS, and HTML

catalog-of-my-things

The "Catalog_of_my_things" is a console app that helps users manage their collections of books, music albums, movies, and games.

chess-game-ts

Chess game ts- is TypeScript chess library used for chess move.

cli-node.js-project

ezra-test-backend

fork ezra seminary back end app

ezra-test-frontend

fork ezra seminary front end app

first-capstone-project

This is my first Microverse Capstone Project on module 1.

git-flow

This repository contains methods of Exercising and using the right git flow.

hello-rails

"hello rails" project is a basic application structure with a home page that displays a message such as "Hello, World!" it used to practice working with rails.

hello-rails-backend-app

Hello Rails Greeting App is a web app that generates random greetings, showcasing the integration of Ruby on Rails and React. Learn how to combine the scalability of Rails with the efficiency of React and build dynamic web applications

hello-rails-react

The Rails-React App is a straightforward web application designed to showcase the seamless integration between a Ruby on Rails back-end and a React front-end.

hello-react-front-end-app

The Hello React greeting Front-End App is a simple web application that demonstrates the integration of a React front-end with a Ruby on Rails back-end. It fetches random greetings from the Hello Rails Back-End project and displays them to the user.

hello-world

beginner

hello_microverse

Sample Hello world repository

js-experiments

The calculator project is a basic calculator implemented using HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript. It provides a visually appealing interface with buttons for numbers and mathematical operations.

leaderboard-apis

The leaderboard website displays scores submitted by different players. It also allows them to submit their score. All data is preserved thanks to the external Leaderboard API service.

linters-config

math-magicians

"Math magicians" is a website for all fans of math. It is a Single Page App (SPA) that allows users to: Make simple calculations and Read a random math-related quote.

mern-admin-dashboard

In this project I built and deployed a MERN Stack Admin Dashboard following a tutorial. For the frontend, I used Material UI, Material UI Data Grid, Nivo Charts, Redux Toolkit and Redux Toolkit Query. For backend, I used Node JS, Express Js, Mongoose, and MongoDB.

microverse-awesome-books

simply awesome

module2-capstone

This is a group project about a list of Italian dishes, it displays all the meals, displays and updates likes and comments and fetches and sends data from an API.

mongodb-node.js

morse-code-decode

Morse Code is a project that enables users to decode Morse code messages into readable text. The tool is built using the Ruby programming language and takes Morse code input in the form of dots, dashes, and spaces. The program then converts the input into the corresponding ASCII characters and outputs the decoded message.