Larry Kingstone's Portfolio Documentation App π
Welcome to the Documentation App for Larry Kingstone's projects! This app serves as a central hub where you can explore detailed documentation about Larry's server-side applications. If you're a developer, user, or just curious about these apps, this platform provides clear documentation for each project, helping you understand their purpose and how to use them. π
Overview
This app is part of my portfolio and showcases several of my server-side projects. The Documentation App is designed to provide in-depth details about each project, including technical specifications, installation guides, and usage instructions. It's a simple, user-friendly platform to explore my work. π₯οΈ
The documentation app covers various microservices and backend applications, offering insights into each of them. All of the projects are hosted on my GitHub profile, which you can explore here: GitHub - digitalterrene. π
Projects Documented π
Here are the server-side projects that Iβve documented in this app:
- Authentication Microservice: A microservice dedicated to handling user authentication for various applications. πͺ
- AM API Security: A security layer for the Authentication Microservice, focusing on securing API endpoints and user data. π
- PHP MySQL API: A simple PHP-based API that interacts with a MySQL database to provide data to web applications. πΎ
- Entities Listing Server: A server-side application designed to manage and serve listings of entities, with features like CRUD operations. π
- Quick-Store Dashboard Server: A backend server designed to manage dashboards for various store-related data, making it easier to manage and visualize business operations. π
Each of these projects has its own dedicated documentation section within the app, where you can find detailed explanations of the functionality, technical stack, and more.
Features π―
- Project Showcases: Each project is showcased with its key features, usage examples, and technical details.
- Detailed Documentation: For each project, you can find installation instructions, API endpoints, and guides on how to get started.
- Easy Navigation: Navigate effortlessly through the documentation using a clean and organized layout.
- Search Functionality: Find the specific documentation you need with ease through a search feature.
- Responsive Design: The app is designed to work seamlessly on both desktop and mobile devices.
Technologies Used π§
This app is built using modern web technologies and frameworks. Hereβs a list of the tools and frameworks used in the development of both this documentation app and the server-side projects:
- Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript (NextJs)
- Styling: Tailwind CSS
- Deployment: Vercel
Setup & Installation π οΈ
To set up the Documentation App locally, follow these steps:
Prerequisites
- Node.js (or your preferred environment)
- A code editor like VSCode
- Git installed on your local machine
Installation Steps
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/digitalterrene/quickstoredashboard.git
- Navigate to the project folder:
cd documentation-app
- Install dependencies:
npm install
- Run the app locally:
The app will be available at
npm start
http://localhost:3000
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Conclusion π
This Documentation App is part of my portfolio, designed to give you insight into the server-side projects I've developed. Whether youβre a developer, a potential collaborator, or simply someone interested in learning more about my work, I hope this documentation helps you understand the purpose, functionality, and technical aspects of these applications. Feel free to explore, and donβt hesitate to reach out with any questions or feedback! π¬
Thank you for checking out my portfolio! π