Web application that enables users to upload images, comment, register, and authenticate. Session management is handled through access tokens and refresh tokens. Additionally, it incorporates CSS animation-timeline features and utilizes the experimental functionality of the View Transition API.

Web application that leverages artificial intelligence to generate and share images. It utilizes React Server Components and Server Actions, cache handling techniques, and static generation. The Replicate API is employed for image generation.

Application inspired by Tinder's functionality for swiping to find love in books. Developed using Next.js 13, Redux-Toolkit, Redux-Persist, Tailwind CSS, and SplideJs.

Application simulating the purchase of a movie ticket. Developed using React / Next.js & TypeScript, pagination and caching with SWR, and state management with Context API + Local Storage.

Website built with React / Next.js & TypeScript. Tailwind CSS libraries have been used for styling, NextAuth for authentication, Prisma for creating database schemas, and Zustand for state management.

Initial version of a website for Wrestling content, the site's objective is to create polls for match predictions. This is the demo version of the site.

Proof of concept using the Chat GPT API, Tailwind CSS was used to replicate styles. Only the conversational chat functionality has been implemented.

Website inspired by a Tesla store. Some features include OAuth authentication, integration with PayPal payment module, and server-side rendering. The site was developed with Next.js, TypeScript, Material UI, and MongoDB, following the instructions from the course "Next.js: The React Framework for Production" by Professor Fernando Herrera.

Calendar application where events can be registered for a workgroup. Developed using React, Redux, JavaScript, and JWT for the frontend, and Express.js + MongoDB for the backend. This app was built following the instructions from the course "React: From Zero to Expert" by Professor Fernando Herrera.

Small chat room application developed with Google authentication. Firebase and react-firebase-hooks libraries are utilized. This exercise is from the Fireship YouTube channel, originally done with Firebase 7. I updated it to Firebase 9 and replaced JavaScript with TypeScript.

Application built using the "PokeApi" services, applying server-side rendering principles with "Static Paths" and "Static Props". Developed with Next.js, TypeScript, and the graphical interface with Next UI.