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Name: Samuel Kow Paintsil

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Company: CUBE ROBOTICS LIMITED

Twitter: sami_khae

Location: KNUST - Kumasi, GHANA

Blog: https://samuelpaintsil-beta.netlify.app

Hi there, I'm Sami - aka sami_khae 👋

I'm a Gamer & Developer!

🌱 I’m currently learning code patterns and principles
👯 I’m looking to collaborate with other developers
🥅 2024 Goals: 1st Game Launch
⚡ Fun fact: I love to play 🏀 and play guitar

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Samuel Kow Paintsil's Projects

adminbsbmaterialdesign

AdminBSB - Free admin panel that is based on Bootstrap 3.x with Material Design

alx-pre_course

I'm now a ALX Student, this is my first repository as a full-stack engineer

alx-zero_day

I'm now a ALX Student, this is my first repository as a full-stack engineer

api-design-node-v3

[Course] API design in Node with Express v3

argon-design-system

Argon - Design System for Bootstrap 4 by Creative Tim

Hotter’n Hell Hundred is the largest one hundred mile cycling events in the United States and the world. Held in Wichita Falls, TX, this event brings thousands of registrants within the city limits, resulting in a spike in revenue throughout local businesses, restaurants, and hotels, and overall for the city of Wichita Falls. There are several sub-events within the Hotter’n Hell Hundred, such as different races, dining events, consumer shows and a medical symposium. The proposed Hotter’n Hell Hundred mobile application serves as the ultimate source of information for the events, enabling users to quickly register for events and explore local places. In addition, the mobile application allows users to navigate through race during the event, tracking their speed, nearby rest stops, alternate routes, and finish line, ensuring the best possible experience during their stay in Wichita Falls.