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contawo/README.md

πŸ‘‹πŸ½ Hey, I'm Awonke Mnotoza! 🌱

Banner Image Welcome to my cozy corner of the coding universe! πŸš€ As a self-taught full stack developer and a curious student, I'm always tinkering with code, exploring new technologies, and sipping on a cup of virtual juice (I don't drink coffee). β˜•

About Me

  • Nature Lover: When I'm not debugging, you'll find me hiking through digital forests or chasing pixelated sunsets. πŸŒΏπŸŒ„
  • Introverted Coder: I thrive in the quiet hum of my IDE, where curly braces are my best friends. πŸ€“
  • Content Creator: I share my experiences into blogs and YouTube videos. Join me on this journey! πŸ“πŸŽ₯

Tech Stack πŸ› οΈ

  • Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript and Streamlit
    function greet(username: string) : string {
      return "Hello " + username;
    }
  • Backend: Python, Node.js and Springboot
    def greet(username: str) -> str:
      return f"Hello {username}"
  • Databases: Firebase, MonogoDB and MySQL
  • Frameworks: React and NextJS
    import React from "react"
    
    export default Greet({username} : {username: string}) {
      return (
        <p>Hello {username}</p>
      )
    }
  • Version Control: Git (because branches are like parallel universes, right?)

What You'll Find Here

  • Projects: From simple scripts to full-blown web apps.
  • Tutorials: Step-by-step guides for fellow explorers.

Connect with Me

🌐 Blog website πŸͺͺ Portfolio website πŸ“Έ Instagram 🐦 Twitter

Remember, bugs are just features in disguise. πŸ˜‰πŸž

Pinned

  1. fullstack_budget_app fullstack_budget_app Public

    Start budgeting today with this budget application. Keep track of your expenses and avoid overspending. Start saving your money for those rainy days (if you have one).

    JavaScript 1

  2. full_stack_chores_app full_stack_chores_app Public

    Forked from theCodeLife11/assessment_1

    A chores application using Vanilla JS, HTML and CSS. For backend, I am using NodeJS with MySQL and also Springboot with MongoDB.

    JavaScript

  3. blog_website blog_website Public

    Blog website created with NextJS using TypeScript, Contentful for CMS and Firbase for the Database to store data like blog comments. I have also implemented firebase auth for authenticating users.

    TypeScript

  4. bored bored Public

    Ever experienced boredom, well we all have at some point. This application, made with NextJS 12 and Typescript, generates a task for you to chase that boredom away.

    TypeScript

  5. golang-rest-api-postgres golang-rest-api-postgres Public

    Here I was learning how to use the go-lang to create rest api's. The best way to learn is by creating projects. For the frontend I used python to request to test the api.

    Go

  6. duc-beluga/Crypto_Info duc-beluga/Crypto_Info Public

    Crypto Info delivers tailored news on cryptocurrency, integrates uniswap tools working on and offering AI-driven market analysis recommendations to our users

    Jupyter Notebook 1