This project serves as a ReactJS interface for a WordPress-based travel blog. The purpose is to provide visitors with a focused way of following me on a particular trip.
For use while shopping for records, this app uses a Google Sheet to populated a filterable and sortable list of my record collection. The goal in this project was to avoid using Redux and focus on using core React state.
This project centered around hiding painted stones with a URL and unique code on each of them. Whoever discovered the stones could visit the URL and enter the code to add information on when and where they found it before re-hiding the stone.
This is the site you’re browsing right now. An example of headless CMS architecture using the WordPress CMS for the backend and React for the frontend.
The old shopping cart gimmick, huh? Yeah, but again this is one of the earliest projects I ever built in React. Like the Tic-Tac-Toe game, the original version was built using native state, but it was refactored into this version using Redux.
A simple, React-based game utilizing React Redux to maintain state.