Book Library Management System

The Book Library Management System is a web-based application built using PHP, CSS, HTML, and JavaScript. It serves as a platform for users to explore a gallery of books, leave private notes for each book, and engage in discussions through comments. Admin users have additional privileges allowing them to perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations for books, categories, authors, and comments. Normal users can manage CRUD operations for their own notes.

Kine Moe

KineMoe is a streaming platform showcasing Macedonian and Balkan cinema, combining IMDb-style features with social media to promote regional culture and collaboration among filmmakers and enthusiasts. This repository houses the Admin Panel for managing KineMoe, built with Laravel and Eloquent ORM. It provides a streamlined interface for content management and platform settings, utilizing JavaScript, jQuery, and HTML5 for a seamless user experience.

Forkify

Forkify is a recipe management app that enables users to search for recipes, adjust portion sizes, bookmark favorite recipes, and add their own recipes. Built with vanilla JavaScript following an MVC structure, Forkify leverages localStorage for persistent bookmarks and utilizes functional programming principles for a clean and modular design.

The app features a user-friendly interface crafted with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript, ensuring a seamless experience for managing and discovering recipes. It is a perfect tool for cooking enthusiasts who want to organize their culinary adventures efficiently.

Data Hub

DataHub Dashboard is designed to offer a robust and scalable solution for managing and distributing product-related information. This project has an integrated system that includes a comprehensive database structure, a user-friendly admin panel, and well-documented APIs for external access. The goal is to streamline the handling of product catalogs, brands, and detailed specifications, ensuring efficient data management and secure interaction with external systems.

Project Hub

Project Hub is a platform showcasing student projects, designed to highlight fresh talent to potential employers. It provides an overview of each student's skills and abilities. If an employer finds a student who seems like a good fit, they can reach out to the administrator to learn more and explore potential opportunities.

Project Hub is a streamlined webpage built using HTML5, Bootstrap 5, Vanilla JavaScript, and PHP, with MySQL as the database management system.

Mapty

Mapty is an innovative workout tracking application that leverages the Leaflet API to provide users with an interactive mapping experience. Designed to help users visualize and manage their workouts, Mapty allows you to place pins on a map to mark your running and cycling routes. The application automatically detects your location and saves your workout data using localStorage, ensuring you can access and review your activities even after closing the browser.

Built with HTML5, CSS3, and Vanilla JavaScript, Mapty utilizes the Leaflet library for mapping functionalities and localStorage for data persistence. The user-friendly interface and interactive features make it a powerful tool for tracking and visualizing your fitness journey.

Natours

Natous is a web application designed for efficient tour management, allowing users to sign up, browse tours, and make bookings seamlessly. Built with Node.js and MongoDB, it supports different user roles, including regular users and admins, who can manage tours with enhanced CRUD capabilities.

Security and user experience are prioritized in Natous, featuring secure authentication and a global error handling system. The integration of Stripe enables secure payment processing, allowing users to easily view their booking history under "My Bookings." This makes Natous a powerful tool for both users and administrators in the tour management space.