🏆
노마드 해커톤 제출 작품
Submission
Github
Tech Used
https://github.com/nomad-hackathon-2020
Front-end : React, Apollo
Back-end : Node.js, GraphQL
Mobile-friendly : Fully compatible with 'Galaxy S10e' and 'Nexus 6P'.
I learned all about GraphQL and Apollo.
[back-end] https://github.com/whatpull/hackathon-clipbook-back[front-end] https://github.com/whatpull/hackathon-clipbook-front
Frontend(React, Redux, Redux-Saga, NextJs) Backend(NodeJs, Express)
혼자 개발하다보니 시간이 부족하여 전반적인 수정, 삭제 기능을 구현하지 못하였습니다.
배운것.느낀것 : 쉬면서 해커톤 처음 참가여서 부담되었는데, 편하게 계속 운영할 서비스를 개발하겠다는 마음으로 작업하였습니다.
정말 많은 경험과 배움이 있었던것 같습니다.
https://github.com/MadCow0214/hotreads-frontend - 프론트https://github.com/MadCow0214/hotreads - 백엔드https://github.com/MadCow0214/ContentsServer -이미지업로드 서버(?)
* Frontend - React with hooks + material-ui
* Backend - prisma + Graphql + passport
* Deploy - netfily(frontend), heroku(backend)
* DesignHonestly i referenced ridibooks(https://ridibooks.com/) a lot when i design layout.
Main color and logo color is intended to look like red-leather-cover book with gold letter.
* Special features: Autocompletion on searching
* Mobile friendlyYes!!
*FeelingI'm a game server programmer, but i was fedding up with my job.But thanks to nomad-hackathon, i re-feeled fun of programming! From now, i want to make my own service!Without nomad-coder, i thought i can't learn web-programming fast like recent 3 month.
*LearnedMy styling codes are not good...If i refactor my code i want to use styled-component with marterial-ui, not material-ui's makeStyle.
https://github.com/LeeSeungHyun/goodreads-client https://github.com/LeeSeungHyun/goodreads-server
Front-end: vue,
Backend-end: Node.js, Mongo DB.
this is a responsive web app.
I think speical thing is that I applied KAKAO book API for uploading the book.when published web UI, I refered to 망고플레이트 and instagram web site
https://github.com/Nomad-copyChu
디자인 : https://www.figma.com/file/sEEyrzF5yK7LGvo1Ty78Y0/goodReads?node-id=0%3A1
프론트엔드 : next.js, typescript, apollo, js-cookie, react, styled-components,GA
백엔드 : graphql, typescript, prisma,
배포 : docker,aws-lightsail, nginx, ssl
느낀점 : 한달은 서비스를 만들기에는 너무 짧은시간이다...
https://github.com/zoz0312/Nuxt_Good_Reads
Front Vue, Back Nodejs => made Nuxt Frame Work and design using personal color (Classic Blue).
First I couldn't do it all the way...
https://github.com/MomoringTak
For the last two months, I've found myself coding every single day and figure out that output explains everything. No matter how ugly the coding skills I have. Fk it. I made something working at last. Fake it til you make it Hell yeah.
https://github.com/tomriddle7/goodreads-front
Frontend: React
Backend: Django;
Feature: mobile friendly; what I learned: authorization, throtling, debonce, social login, etc.
https://github.com/comwls/hackerton-front
FrontEnd : react,
Backend : express,
deploy :github-action
https://github.com/gmkseta/nomad-front , https://github.com/gmkseta/nomad-back
Frontend ( React , apollo hook, webpack , Framework7 ... )
Backend ( Prisma , Graphql ) Middleware ( PassPort, Express )
Deploy ( nginx , pm2, interpreter babel-node, Docker ) \We made it into a webapp application
https://github.com/solone313/nomadbook
We used node.js for the front end, express Python for the server, and mongodb for the DB. Clients, server, database has to work and learned how to manage. so harrrrrrrrrrrrrrr..d
https://github.com/gonnabea/Nomad-coders-2020-hackathon
Frontend(server-side-rendering : jsx)
Backend(express)
Deploy(heroku)
Developer(KimJinYoung & Choi Jiwon)
https://github.com/Jeje01/the-corner-bookstore
Frontend : vanillaJS / Backend : nodeJS / Deploy : heroku / feature : not fully developed.. /
I followed so much of wetube, but it was so precious experience to build a project on my own. I think I can do more! It was fun and I will add more things on this project
COUNT13