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- Frontend for CoreX Supplements Store — a realistic e-commerce project built during Hacktoberfest 2025. Open-source contributions welcome!
- Backend API for CoreX Supplements Store — Node.js, Express, MongoDB. Built for Hacktoberfest 2025. Open-source contributions welcome!
hacktoberfest-2025-infra
PublicCoreX infrastructure — Terraform modules, GitHub Actions workflows, AWS provisioning (S3, CloudFront, Lambda, ECR), observability, and secrets management. For DevOps, Cloud Engineering, and Security contributors during Hacktoberfest 2025.corex-docs
PublicCentralized documentation hub for the CoreX ecosystem — including architecture, contribution guides, security standards, and process documentation for all CoreX projects (frontend, backend, infra)..github
Publicproject-template
Public templateA reusable template for Open Code Chicago projects — includes community standards, best practices, and starter structure.community
PublicGuidelines, code of conduct, and contribution resources for Open Code Chicago.Midwest-Pumpkins
PublicMidwest Pumpkins is an open-source project developed by the OpenCode Chicago community. Built with Vite, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, this project aims to support a local organization while participating in Hacktoberfest 2024. We welcome contributions from the community to help us make a difference!- This repository covers creating and styling forms using HTML5 and CSS3. It includes various input types like text fields, checkboxes, and radio buttons, along with basic HTML5 validation and form styling techniques to improve user experience.
- This repository delves into the box model, flexbox, and key layout techniques in CSS. We explored margin, padding, and the differences between content-box and border-box. Additionally, we introduced the flexbox layout model, which provides a flexible and efficient way to arrange items within a container.
- This repository covers the fundamentals of HTML and CSS, focusing on creating structured web pages and basic styling techniques. In this lesson, we explored HTML basics, including tags, element hierarchy, and semantic HTML, as well as how to apply styles and connect CSS to an HTML file.
ChicagoSliceHouse
PublicThis repository is part of our practical frontend workshop, where participants will use HTML and CSS to build a simple yet visually appealing pizzeria website based on a design created in Figma.- This repository is a template homework repository for lesson 4 in OpenCodeChicago community where we will learn about colors and image optimization