CSS Menu Experiment
I was discussing frontend development and the use of JS for “nice-to-have” features with my friend Samuel Traquina and ended up making a little experiment about accessible CSS-only menus using checkboxes and popover elements.
Sandbox
The sandbox is where I’m sharing the exercises I do while studying web development.
Rayflix
Played around with The Movie Database (TMDB) API and React to create my personal videothèque and tell you all about the movies I fall asleep to :’)
You can check it out here:
Joana’s Pets
I have a bunch of pets, I love them too!
I used react to build an app so you can know about how cute and cool they all are.
Check them out:
Tic Tac Toe
Learning React so you can play Tic Tac Toe.
You can play it here:
Slither
Still playing around with javascript and this time the result is Slither, a graph theory based game.
You can play it here:
Calculator
A basic javascript calculator for your basic math needs.
This javascript exercise took a bit longer to finish than the Rock, Paper, Scissors one but David Tersegno helped me sort some rookie mistakes and improve it.
Go crunch some numbers here:
Rock, Paper, Scissors
Having some fun with javascript while making you fight the machine!
Upgraded with Samuel Traquina‘s tip to add rounds to it.
You’ll get a best-out-of-3 result as well now.
You can play it here:
