Marc España

AI Code Review Trainer is a full-stack educational application created to help developers practise technical code reviews. Users paste a code snippet, choose a review focus, and receive structured mentor-style feedback that explains why each issue matters, prioritises findings, and suggests concrete improvements.

The available review focuses include general review, clean code, bugs, security, performance, architecture, and testing.

The project combines automated Vitest tests with ESLint, Prettier, TypeScript type checking, and production-build validation. Husky and lint-staged run quality checks on staged files before commits.

Changes are additionally verified manually across English and Spanish routes, light and dark themes, responsive layouts, keyboard interactions, and the main authenticated and anonymous user flows.

Deployment is automated with GitHub Actions running on a self-hosted runner inside the VPS. A push to dev deploys the development environment, while a push to main deploys production. The workflow synchronises the corresponding branch and rebuilds and recreates the application through Docker Compose.

The PostgreSQL database runs as a persistent service and is not recreated during normal application deployments. Prisma migrations run automatically when the application container starts. Traefik handles reverse-proxy routing, HTTPS, and TLS certificates. Ollama communicates with the application through the private Docker network and is not publicly exposed.

Reservation Management System is a full-stack booking platform built for a rural house. Guests use a public calendar to check availability and request a stay, while authenticated staff work in a dedicated administration calendar to create, update, and remove reservations.

The application separates the public and administrative experiences while keeping both connected to the same PostgreSQL data model through Prisma. Its interface is available in English and Spanish and is designed to work clearly across desktop and mobile screens.

The project uses Vitest for automated coverage of reservation creation, updates and deletion, request handlers, payload validation, persistence and calendar mappers, public-calendar utilities, administrator authorisation, authentication callbacks, structured data, and public-site helpers.

ESLint, TypeScript and production-build validation provide additional quality checks. The test configuration isolates each test with automatic mock clearing and restoration to reduce state leakage between cases.

GitHub Actions automates deployments through a self-hosted runner. A push to dev rebuilds the development environment, while a push to main rebuilds production. A separate repository rule ensures that pull requests targeting main originate from dev.

Each environment is built with a multi-stage Docker image and recreated through its own Docker Compose configuration. Prisma migrations run automatically when the application container starts, and Traefik handles routing, HTTPS redirects, and TLS certificates for the development and production domains.

DeltaRoutes is a full-stack platform for discovering and booking guided outdoor experiences, including cycling, kayaking, walking tours, and mini cruises. Visitors can explore published activities, compare their duration, difficulty, location, and available languages, and complete the journey from discovery to reservation in one consistent interface.

The booking domain handles scheduled sessions, capacity, adult and minor pricing, temporary holds, waiting lists, payments, transactional emails, cancellations, and refunds. PostgreSQL and Prisma keep those states connected throughout the reservation lifecycle.

Quality checks currently rely on ESLint, TypeScript validation during the Next.js production build, and Prisma schema and migration validation. The repository does not yet include an automated unit, integration, or end-to-end test suite.

Dedicated database utilities support operational verification by listing sessions and reservations, inspecting database counts and session details, creating future sessions, and cleaning up or force-expiring temporary holds.

Production is packaged with a multi-stage Node.js Docker build. The image installs dependencies, generates the Prisma client, validates the Next.js production build, and automatically applies pending database migrations before starting the application.

Docker Compose orchestrates the application and PostgreSQL, waits for the database health check, persists its data, and keeps both services restartable. Traefik routes the public domain over HTTPS and manages TLS certificates through Let's Encrypt. The repository does not currently define a push-triggered GitHub Actions deployment workflow.