Projects using JavaScript in HowrahProjects using JavaScript in HowrahField Notes is an editorial journal — a magazine-style reading site built around classic typography, generous margins, and a calm paper palette. It leads with a
large featured article, then flows into a clean grid of notes across categories like Craft, Design, and Practice.
What makes it work is the content system behind it: every article is a data entry, and the page renders itself from that data. Readers can filter by category,
search live across titles, tags, and authors, and switch between grid and list views — with a graceful empty state when nothing matches. It's a small,
self-contained CMS-style front end, fully responsive and fast. CLIJS (CLI JavaScript) is an interactive command-line tool that scaffolds production-ready full-stack web development projects with a single command, eliminating repetitive boilerplate setup.
Why I Built It:
Setting up a new full-stack project requires:
- Creating folder structures (frontend, backend, config)
- Installing dependencies across multiple frameworks
- Configuring environment files, databases, build tools
- Following project structure best practices
CLIJS automates this entire workflow through interactive prompts, letting developers start coding in seconds instead of hours.
Key Features:
Interactive Prompts, Instant Boilerplate, Pre-configured, Best Practices, Zero Manual Setup. 
