Re-creation of Colt Steele's infamous project YelpCamp taught in his Web Development Bootcamp

Yelp clone -but for campgrounds 🙂

Node.js/Express application where anyone can view/upload/review campgrounds from all over the world.

Yelpcamp project from the course The Web Developer Bootcamp

YelpCamp is a Web-Application in which a user can share his/her experiences

🏕️ YelpCamp2020 is my first Node.js web app following The Web Developer Bootcamp by Colt Steele, alongside some tweaks of my own.

A site that showcases campgrounds in South-East Asia and is built with the MERN stack.

This is a simple website for adding and viewing your favorite campgrounds.

The Campground Version of Yelp

A simple website for camping enthusiasts!

This is a campground blogging/reviewing site. I made the front-end part using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript & JQuery and for the back-end I have used NodeJs, Express and MongoDB.

YelpCamp web application to practice JS and Node.js.

⛺️ A website to share campgrounds around the world developed at The Web Developer Bootcamp

Kitcamp project that clone from Yelpcamp, proposes to implement the new feature

Yelp-Camp is a web app where you can explore campsites around the world that users have added. You can also leave comments and reviews on each campsite. This project is based on Colt Steele's Udemy course.

Colt steele's Web dev bootcamp course 2022 Capstone project YelpCamp

My progress for The Web Developer Bootcamp course by Colt Steele. Checkout my final project here:

This Entire Project is based On Colt's Project which he made in his web developer bootcamp course on Udemy. Checkout My Website here....

Yelpcamp is an application for a fictional start up that allows you to add campgrounds for other users to comment and rate, as view campgrounds added by other users.

A web application built using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, Express, and MongoDB. Users can log in, mark camp places with prices and photos, and review them with star ratings and comments. The homepage displays all camp posts on a map for easy exploration.