The acclaimed costarican dancer Stacy Pizarro. A simple design yet effective to get the point across: how outstanding is Stacy's work. The web page sports an elegant, minimalist design with core routes such as a bio, a gallery, a projects section with each having their own page and a contact page. It has an admin route where she can modify her current photos displayed on all pages and perform all sorts of CRUD operations.

The front-end was built on SvelteKit using TypeScript. The styling was tailor-made for her using TailwindCSS and deployed on Vercel. It uses JWTs for authentication and authorization.

The backend consists on a series of .NET web APIs microservices containerized with Docker and communicated via RabbitMQ. All requests are handled by nginx as a reverse proxy and load balancer and it manages its assets using Cloudinary and a combination of MSSQL and PostgresQL using Entity Framework. All this hosted on a VPS instead of common hosting services.

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A traditional MERN single-page application. Created for a Chilean catering business that previously relied on a manual quoting and booking system. The design and flow of the page consist of a cart and various services provided by EHyF, all with their corresponding categories and filtering options. It has administrative functions for managing products and modifying any of their attributes. As a client, you can check your orders' details.

The front-end was built with React using JavaScript as an initial exploratory project. The styling was done using Tailwind CSS, and it is deployed on Render. The design is mobile-first, targeting the business's clients. The images are hosted on imgur.

The back-end consists of a Node.js/Express monolith. The database is MongoDB, and it employs Mongoose as a wrapper over native MongoDB drivers for schema validations and easier transactions on CRUD operations.

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