A showcase repository for practical web applications, workflow tools and management-oriented software projects developed to solve real operational needs.
The projects listed here focus on simple interfaces, clear workflows and real-world usability, especially in scheduling, organization and lightweight management contexts.
This repository acts as an entry point to individual applications, live demos and dedicated project repositories.
| Project | Type | Domain | Repository | Live Demo | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Teachers Calendar Manager | Web Management Application | Scheduling / Operations | Repository | Open | Deployed |
Teachers Calendar Manager is a web-based scheduling application developed to support the operational workflow of a music school.
The application helps manage teacher schedules, room availability, ordinary lessons, recovery lessons and daily calendar views.
Main features
- Teacher login
- Weekly and daily calendar views
- Room-based availability management
- Ordinary and recovery lesson scheduling
- Teacher-specific workflows
- User management
- Password change and reset flow
- PDF export
- Overlap prevention for conflicting bookings
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This repository collects practical software tools built around real operational needs.
The goal is to document small but complete applications that translate real workflows into usable web-based tools for non-technical users.
These projects complement my main engineering portfolio by demonstrating my ability to:
- translate real user needs into working software applications;
- design workflow-oriented tools for practical contexts;
- build simple interfaces for non-technical users;
- implement scheduling logic and conflict-prevention mechanisms;
- deploy usable applications in real environments;
- organize software projects into documented, reusable repositories.
This repository serves as the central index for my applied software and workflow-oriented tools.
Each mature application is documented here and maintained in its own dedicated repository with source code, screenshots, usage notes and implementation details.