Portfolio

About Me

Hello, my name is Anjula Ghale Timsina. I’m a software developer from Helsinki, Finland. I graduated from Business College Helsinki as a Full Stack Web Developer and have almost 2 years of experience in the field. My main interest in web development is user interface design and front-end development, where I enjoy creating clean, creative, and visually engaging experiences. As well as, I am eager to apply my backend development knowledge and skills to create fully functional, end-to-end web applications. Below are some of the projects I’ve enjoyed working on. I’m always open to collaborating on modern, cutting-edge, or AI-related projects. Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn or Instagram, or reach out via email.

Projects

AI Code Explainer

This full-stack app uses React and Vite for the frontend and Express.js for the backend. It leverages Ollama's Llama3 model to provide real-time, AI-powered explanations of code snippets in plain language. Users can input code, and the app generates easy-to-understand descriptions.

Code-Collab

This is the lightweight, collaborative code editor designed for technical interview practice. The application allows users to create a sharable session link so multiple candidates or interviewers can join and edit code simultaneously, shows real-time updates and supports multiple programming languages.

Shopping cart

This is the shopping cart created using 'React' with 'Typescript', styled with MUI. Fetched products from fakeStoreApi, used useQuery from react-query to make fetching, updating easy.

Feed the cat

This is the speed game, simple cat catching game using JavaScript and React. The project includes basic gameplay interaction, score tracking and a fun user interface.

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Public Transport Timetables

This app displays the real-time public transportation timetable for Helsinki region. Cretaed using React, GraphQl, Styled components. Digitransit API is used as data source.

Countries_Weather

This is a weather app built with React, where weather data is fetched using Axios from the OpenWeather API to provide real-time weather updates for different countries.

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Pokemon App

This Pokémon app, built with React, uses useState and useEffect hooks to fetch dynamic data from the PokeAPI. It implements pagination with "Prev" and "Next" buttons for smooth navigation between Pokemon.

Calorie tracker

This calorie tracker app is built using JavaScript, the Parcel module bundler, and Chart.js. The app offers a clean, interactive interface for tracking the caloric value of food and displays the data visually with dynamic charts.