🌌 Isomorphic framework for server-rendered React apps
🔥 Hot reload webpack bundles on the server
⭐ Scalable feature-first React micro-framework made for Udacity Alumni collaborative projects
⭐ Scalable micro-framework featuring React and TypeScript
⭐ Render React.js views server-side
🍯 Data fetching for server-rendered React applications.
💻 Demonstrates how a react app can be server-rendered for a good performance
A standalone Node.js shopping site, completely server rendered using EJS templating. Why wait, just order!
A full-stack Express + PostgreSQL inventory app for managing books and genres. Features CRUD operations, image uploads, search, filtering, sorting, and server-rendered views using EJS and Tailwind CSS.
Enhance HTML with custom attributes for clean, server-driven interactivity.
A simple demo application built using Python Flask
Space Portfolio is a full stack Flask web application that blends a space inspired visual theme with structured backend routing, reusable Jinja templates, responsive Bootstrap layout, and a contact system. The project demonstrates secure configuration practices and production readiness while showcasing my development work in an interactive space.
Frank’s Classic Cars is a PHP and MySQL web application that simulates a vintage automobile dealership. The site includes a public car catalog, secure employee authentication, internal management tools, RSS feed generation, and dynamic server side charting, demonstrating full stack development and relational database design.
This is a basic blog website built with Node.js, Express, and EJS templating. Users can create, update, and delete blog posts. All data is stored in memory (not in a database), so posts will reset when the server restarts.
A Vue 2.0 server side rendering template
Fundamentals-first Node.js + Express application with session-based authentication, SQLite persistence, and a server-rendered task dashboard.
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