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Introducing 🐦 Pattern Pigeon: A conversational assistant built with @googlecloud #DialogflowCX to teach software architecture design patterns! This was a lot of fun to create, and for a (probably) limited time you can even call it!
🔗 https://www.jameskerrane.com/projects/pattern-pigeon/
📞 (361) 360-5763
You can find the original at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rock_Pigeon_Columba_livia.jpg.
Emojis, border, and the ASF feather logo added by James Kerrane.
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Pigeon photo taken by Muhammad Mahdi Karim (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Muhammad_Mahdi_Karim).
(This project is not endorsed or connected to the Apache Software Foundation. I just like their feather and license :). The pigeon photo used was taken by Muhammad Mahdi Karim/www.micro2macro.net, licensed under the Free Art License, which you can find at http://artlibre.org/licence/lal/en/.
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On top of that, this marks repo #97/100 on @github. Might be time to consolidate and clean up some old repos, but it's a huge milestone for me! 🚀
That's it for now, take care!
It looks pretty ugly right now, but I've got React Bootstrap, React Icons, and #FontAwesome icons (for the elusive #bsky app icon) working!
Plus, setting up automatic builds on GitHub Pages was not bad at all.
Just dove headfirst into #nextjs and honestly? It's incredible. Probably the smoothest SSG generator I've ever used, and less quirky than some others!
Right now, I'm building the foundation for a team website for my project-based CS class: https://thatrobotdev.github.io/cs-2340-team-website 😄
