To Do app using HTML, Bootstrap and JavaScript
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To Do app using HTML, Bootstrap and JavaScript
A front-end web app that uses LocalStorage to store and present entered data for the user's personal reading list. Built with vanilla JS.
The Awesome Books project that has been refactored to use proper ES6 syntax & modules. It was built with HTML, CSS & vanilla JavaScript.
A simple book list application built using object-oriented design.
This is a small book list app. Where you can add and remove a book. It has localstorage system. So data will remain after browser is closed.
A userscript that automates parsing of your Kindle content list from Amazon’s Manage Your Content and Devices page. It collects metadata (title, author, acquired date, devices, read status, shared info), tracks pagination, detects gaps, and exports the full dataset to CSV for offline analysis
Object-Oriented JavaScript Front End Book List Web App.
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