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ameyayeg/README.md

Who?

Ameya [uh-may]: The name Ameya is primarily a gender-neutral name of Indian origin that means boundless.

What?

I enjoy building full-stack applications in Javascript. You'll usually find me coding in Angular and Typescript, but I tinker with Cold Fusion and Java for backend-intense projects.

Before?

I used to be a breaking news reporter. I got my start at the Bonnyville Nouvelle, a community newspaper that served its namesake small-town in the Canadian prairies. I was part of the Edmonton Journal team that won a National Newspaper Award in the breaking news category for our coverage of the devastating 2015 Fort McMurray wildfires. I finished my news career at the Star, where I covered energy, transport and municipal politics.

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bootstrap css3 express graphql heroku html5 javascript jest mongodb nextjs nodejs photoshop postgresql react

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  1. parliamentarybillbot Public archive

    A Twitter bot that'll tell you what government bills are up for debate today at the Canadian parliament.

    JavaScript

  2. portfolio Public

    Personal website built in React JS

    JavaScript

  3. quizzical Public

    A quiz app made in React that makes API calls to the Open Trivia Database. A practice challenge from Scrimba's React course.

    JavaScript 2

  4. space-button Public

    Stylized a space-themed button and implemented dark/light mode. Part of Scrimba's weekly development challenges.

    CSS

  5. travelproject Public

    A travel webpage passing props from an array to functionally render components. Made as part practice challenge from Scrimba's React course.

    JavaScript

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April 2025

Created 2 commits in 1 repository

Created a pull request in ameyayeg/eat-the-strip that received 1 comment

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