ChochoDev

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I actually want to know Who’s still building large scale sites with just… | Emmanuel Michael I actually want to know Who’s still building large scale sites with just HTML, CSS & JS? No frameworks, no builds. Just raw files. Drop your projects if that’s you!

Just gave my portfolio a fresh new look!
If you’ve ever wondered what I’ve been up to lately—this is it:

https://chochoportfolio.vercel.app
Would love your thoughts!

Testing before moving to the next step is crucial for several reasons:

1. Catch Issues Early: Small bugs can grow into bigger problems. For example, failing to validate form input can cause issues later.

2. Save Time: Catching bugs early means less time spent debugging later on, avoiding wasted hours.

3. Confidence in Your Work: Testing edge cases, like with a sorting algorithm, ensures your code works as expected before adding complexity.

4. Better Collaboration: In team projects, testing ensures your changes don’t break existing features, leading to smoother integration.

In short, testing builds a strong foundation, makes future steps easier, and improves your code's overall quality.

Turning Challenges into Opportunities 🚀

What started as a client project has now transformed into a passion project! After the project direction shifted, I couldn’t let go of the concept I’d already begun developing, especially with the work I’d put into crafting a unique, interactive seating arrangement GUI. Now, it’s not just an event planner—it's a dynamic, next-level platform with features that make organizing events smoother and more impactful than ever.

It’s still a work in progress, but I’m proud of the incredible strides I’ve made so far. Anyone who’s worked with Canvas knows it’s no walk in the park! 💪

Technologies used:
Frontend: Vite, React, TypeScript, Zustand for state management
Backend: Django REST API (for data-driven functionality)
Libraries: Fabric.js for canvas manipulation and drag&drop events
Additional Tools: Tailwindcss & Material UI for styling

This project has been a great way to sharpen my skills, explore new technologies (majorly 2D canvas), and refine a unique user interface. I’m excited to see where it leads!

💡 Swipe to see screenshots of the seating arrangement GUI. Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback!

Live at: https//oeventplanner.netlify.app/gui

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