Ghibli Apps
A demo web app built with Nuxt.js that consumes the public Studio Ghibli API, created for the Google Developer Kejar Mobile Web Specialist 2018 challenge. It lets visitors explore data from Studio Ghibli's catalog and serves mainly as a learning project for mobile-web techniques.
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