Basic RESTful API website built using Node.js, Express, JavaScript, html, providing real-time weather data from the OpenWeatherMap API. 💻☁
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Basic RESTful API website built using Node.js, Express, JavaScript, html, providing real-time weather data from the OpenWeatherMap API. 💻☁
This is a simple API integrated news application where the news will be updated by time to time and gives you updated news on the go.
A React project focused on state management and API interactions for fetching and posting data. The task was to follow a design as closely as possible, and to create functionality to show like count for each thought, a form for new thoughts, and a like-functionality.
This project is the graduation project for the NodeJs foundation course. This project is a simple implementation of the classic game Rock-Paper-Scissors using Node.js. It serves as a basic example of how to create a web server with Node.js and handle HTTP requests.
This week we're building our own Happy Thoughts API using express.js, mongoose and MongoDB that will be connected to the frontend that was created earlier.
Send Form Data to API
In this NodeJS - Express - MongoDB website, I sent AJAX requests. Therefore, I can send my own requests without getting the page reloading and I handle the response manually in my browser-side code. For this, I used the fetch() function. With this function, I sent GET requests and POST requests.
My MVP solution to a coding exercise to augment local and server GitHub data
Built a full-stack blog app with CRUD features using React, Firebase (Firestore & Auth), and Context API. Optimized performance by modularizing components and reducing the codebase by 30%. Achieved 0.8s load time via lazy loading, image compression, and efficient data fetching.
Fast, lightweight, and independent Node.js web framework
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