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Second project of The Odin Project.
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README.md

Odin Landing Page

Second project of The Odin Project

Summary

This is the second project of The Odin Project, used to test one's knowledge of the foundations so far.

Skills

By the end of this project, I'll have demonstrated that I can use:

  1. Git.
  2. GitHub.
  3. Markdown.
  4. HTML.
  5. CSS1.

VS Code/VSCodium is not included here because I prefer Emacs.

Additional Skills

The other files present here demonstrate that I can also use:

  1. Guix.
  2. Nix and its experimental Flakes.
  3. Direnv.
  4. EditorConfig.
  5. Zotero (to manage the references).

References

This lists some interesting sources I used to learn things related to this current project.

  1. Traversy, B. (ed.) (2022) Flexbox crash course. Traversy Media. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YW65K6LcIA (Accessed: April 13, 2025). ↩︎