A modern Connect Four game built with Next.js, React 19, and TypeScript using the App Router and React Server Components. Includes keyboard and mouse interaction, sound effects for gameplay, and clear modular organization.

This demo visualizes a set of sample products, each with a 30-day simulated price history. Use the table below to explore product metadata, and the interactive graph to compare price trends over time. Click or double-click legend entries to focus on individual products. The data is randomly generated on the server for demonstration and testing of time series visualizations.

• Products: Each includes title, brand, category, images, and rating
• Price History: 30 days of simulated price data per product
• Graph Features: Transparent background, bright text, interactive legend

API Repository: https://github.com/jesshmusic/grafana-example-api

This is a sample API project built with Apollo Server and GraphQL. It provides a simple products API for querying and exploring a product catalog using GraphQL.

Features

• GraphQL API for products (query all, query by ID)
• Built with Apollo Server
• Sample product data in memory, including:
  • 30-day historicalPrices field on each product for realistic time series testing
• Ready to use with Apollo Studio, GraphQL Playground, or similar tools

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ComposerScape is a modern web platform tailored to composers and musicians, offering a dynamic and responsive interface powered by ReactJS and Next.js.

At the core, ComposerScape integrates Strapi, an intuitive, headless CMS backend, allowing flexible content management, seamless API interactions, and efficient handling of composer data, compositions, and related media.

The front-end utilizes clean and modular React components, facilitating maintainability and scalability. State management and dynamic content rendering ensure real-time updates and interactivity, creating a user-centric experience. Deployed to Heroku, the application demonstrates effective use of cloud hosting and continuous deployment practices.

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