expenses-app

An app that helps to add new expenses and views all the expenses monthly in a graphical manner

food-ordering-webpage

This is a food ordering webpage using HTML and CSS.

full-stack-assignment

hybrid-hackernews-app

iconiq-npm

invoice-app

A react app that fetches api's and shows displays it.

java-dsa-bootcamp

☕️🚀🚨 This repository consists of solutions for the Community Classroom complete DSA Java Bootcamp assignment problems.

kubernetes

Production-Grade Container Scheduling and Management

listify-directory-app

Listify is a react directory app that helps to organize local business information in your area.

loading-screen

login-page-cryptonaukri

This is a login page react app assignment for CryptoNaukari.

material-ui

MUI Core: Ready-to-use foundational React components, free forever. It includes Material UI, which implements Google's Material Design.

mern-chat-app

news-app

open-event-frontend

The frontend for the Open Event API Server https://test.eventyay.com

portfolio

portfolio-rohan

purr-data

Purr Data - Jonathan Wilkes' cross-platform Pd-l2ork version

python-project

random-background-changing-webpage

This webpage not only changes the color randomly, but also it has a large number of gradient color combinations also. In addition to it, the background images can also be changed if desired. It has a total of 80 images to set as background randomly. For changing the basic colors, I used math.random() function to select the random numbers and pass them to the rgb() values. Initially, it was not accepting the rgb value inside the javascript. Inside '...style.backgroundColor = " " ', it only accepts string values, which means I could pass only basic color names (blue, red, etc.). But then after googling, I came to know how to use the values inside "${}", and luckily it worked. Now it takes 3 random numbers from 0 to 255 and its combination creates a different color after every button click. For using the gradient combination, I created 6 variables, 3 for both the colors in rgb(). The working is very similar to the first one, the only difference is that it works inside "...style.backgroundImage = `linear-gradient()`". And at last, for changing the background image, I used different 80 images, named them numerically, and after every random number called between 0 and 80, the image corresponding to that number will appear.

react-flow-docs

The documentation for React Flow. Powered by Docusaurus.

react-iconiq

real-estate-react

resources

Here is a list of best resources to get you started with learning how to code (mostly related to Web Development). Feel free to add your favorite resources as well and help others in their journey of learning.

rocket.chat

The communications platform that puts data protection first.

rocket.chat.apps-engine

The Rocket.Chat Apps engine and definitions.

rohan749

Rohan Kumar Pandey portfolio

rohan749.github.io_art-choice-predictor

Art choice predictor predicts a person's interest in a particular art field based on the shown examples in this app. It uses JavaScript's setInterval function and calculates time spent based on the time spent hovering the mouse on a particular art style.

skin-sense

stock-market-webpage

This is a stock market webpage using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Feel free to contribute to it.