RealWorld Node.js Example App

Repository Url: https://github.com/kenyipp/realworld-nodejs-example-app

This repository serves as a demonstration of my programming skills and showcases my expertise in software development. Developed in adherence to the RealWorld API spec, it has earned recognition from the Codebase.show team and is included on the project page.

The project is built using TypeScript, Express.js, and Knex, forming a robust and reliable foundation. To ensure the stability of the codebase, I have created an extensive suite of unit tests and integration tests. These tests validate the functionality of existing features and safeguard against regressions when introducing new ones. Leveraging Amazon SAM, the application is deployed to provide scalability and resilience.

In my pursuit of continuous improvement, I actively explore new technologies and incorporate them into this project. Consequently, the repository is regularly updated with the latest features, optimizations, and industry best practices.

To uphold high code quality standards, I have established a GitHub Actions pipeline. This pipeline automates code quality checks and enforces a stringent code coverage policy. It encompasses various types of tests, including unit tests, integration tests, end-to-end tests, linting, and database migration tests. Every pull request or commit must attain a minimum code coverage of 90%, ensuring thorough testing of the application. The resulting code coverage report is then uploaded to Codecov, providing valuable insights and highlighting areas for further improvement.

By leveraging industry-standard tools, adhering to best practices, and maintaining an unwavering commitment to continuous improvement, this repository not only demonstrates my programming skills but also reflects my dedication to delivering high-quality and maintainable code.

Discuz

Repository Url: https://github.com/kenyipp/discuz

This repository represents a Rust-based backend implementation for a forum program, drawing inspiration from platforms such as Reddit. Its development took place during my Rust programming language studies. The primary motivation behind creating this repository was the observation that existing Rust repositories on GitHub either lacked certain functionalities or were not kept up-to-date.

Similar to my other repository, I have implemented Unit Tests, Database Migration Tests, and Integration Tests. I have set up a GitHub pipeline for linting and testing purposes. Within this pipeline, a real MySQL server is established to execute the database migration test. Additionally, the server is launched and tested using Newsman.

To maintain a clean and well-organized codebase, the repository strictly adheres to the repository design pattern. It follows a monorepo structure, enabling efficient management and collaborative efforts across various components of the forum program.

Actix-web has been employed as the server framework, error-stack for handling errors, and sea-orm as the chosen database ORM solution.