Documenting code, one commit at a time.
Starting a new project, such as the SA-LPD2-Ejercicio-de-logica-de-programacion-Ivana-Castillo, often feels like staring at a blank canvas. While the initial setup is just the beginning, it is the perfect time to establish a solid foundation for data management. For this project, I have chosen to implement the Repository Pattern to decouple business logic from data access.
Developing a standalone web tool often reveals how much can be achieved with simple, semantic web technologies. I recently completed the Encriptador-Alura-Latam project, an application designed to handle text transformation tasks through a clean, interactive user interface.
The goal was to build a text processing tool that allows users to input data, encrypt/decrypt
Starting a new project often begins with the humble but essential task of defining the document structure. In the development of the Encriptador-Alura-Latam project, the first step involved crafting a solid HTML foundation to house our core logic for text processing.
When building tools that involve user input—like text encoders or decoders—the HTML is more
In the ejemplo_presupuesto project, we recently focused on standardizing the visual foundation of our budgeting application. By refining our layout structure and implementing a dedicated footer, we have established a more consistent experience for users managing their financial data.
To ensure our interface is maintainable, we moved away