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50+ mini web projects using HTML, CSS & JS

advanced-object-oriented-programming

Repository containing all programming related work from EECS2030 - "Advanced Object Oriented Programming" (2019/2020 YorkU FW Session). Work belongs to the github user Zy8712. DO NOT reuse or distribute my work without permission.

age-calculator

Expansion of my completed work on the Age Calculator App project from Frontend Mentor. Mirror Link: https://myage.vercel.app/

arch-studio-website

astro-frontend-projects

audiophile-ecommerce-website

Audio Ecommerce Website. Crafted using React for robust functionality, TailwindCSS for efficient design, Wouter for minimalistic page-routing, all inspired by a Figma design file. Guru Level Challenge from Frontend Mentor.

boggle_project

Repository containing all programming work related to "Boggle_Project". Work belongs to the github user Zy8712. DO NOT reuse or distribute my work without permission.

bryan-certificates-site

This site showcases my certificates, credentials, pins and badges earned through continuous self-study through online courses/resources.

bryan-li

Personal portfolio website. This personal portfolio website project maximizes the potential of Tailwind CSS for streamlined design, React for dynamic and interactive features, Vite for rapid bundling and development, Wouter for minimalist page-routing, and Redux for efficient state management.

bryan-li-depreciated

bryan-projects-site

Browse through a collection of projects, ranging from completed to ongoing and upcoming ones. Most projects are sourced from Frontend Mentor, offering a diverse showcase of coding endeavors.

bryan-projects-site-v2

🚧🚧🚧 Under development 🚧🚧🚧

clashcard

computer-organization-course

Repository containing all programming related work from EECS2021 - "" (2019/2020 YorkU FW Session). Work belongs to the github user Zy8712. DO NOT reuse or distribute my work without permission.

connect-4-project

Connect 4 Project from highschool.

connect-4-using-artificial-intelligence

University Project which involves the game of connect four and an AI algorithm serving as your opponent. The opposing AI algorithm has various levels of difficulty which can be selected by the user. The AI uses a series of search algorithms including: minimax, alpha-beta pruning, and expectimax. Includes fully functional UI with difficulty options.

content

The content behind MDN Web Docs

covid19py

A tiny Python package for easy access to up-to-date Coronavirus (COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2) cases data.

data-mining-course-work

Fourth year course on Data Mining. Covers most of the commonly used techniques used in data extraction in the efforts of discovering information that was not previously obvious/explicitly known. Most programming done was for the Course Project which accounts for a significant percentage of the course weighting.

data-structures-fundamentals

Repository containing all programming related work from EECS2011 - "Fundamentals of Data Structures" (2019/2020 YorkU FW Session)

design-resources-for-developers

Curated list of design and UI resources from stock photos, web templates, CSS frameworks, UI libraries, tools and much more

docsgpt

GPT-powered chat for documentation, chat with your documents

frontend-mentor-challenges

Repo containing all my completed Frontend Mentor projects using no JS Frameworks. View all works on my custom directory here: https://frontend-mentor-challenges-pi-sage.vercel.app/

frontend-mentor-challenges-react

Separate repository for the react versions of my work from Frontend Mentor.

html-css-javascript-warmup

Practicing the fundamentals of HTML, CSS, and Javascript.

hunttheacejsgame

Game created following a tutorial on YouTube. Written in HTML, CSS, and Javascript.

iphone15-landing-page

kaggle-competition-titanic---machine-learning-from-disaster

Titanic - Machine Learning from Disaster

learn-nextjs

Contains projects centered around learning Next.js.

leetcode-practice

My answers for the various practice problems provided on LeetCode.com. Problems on the site are numbered and are each assigned a level of difficulty of Easy, Medium, and Hard. The level of difficulty of each question has no correlation to how small or how large the question is numbered.