Projects

I have experience working on projects of various sizes, including large-scale involving distributed and cross-functional teams. I have also made contributions to open-source projects. One notable instance is my involvement with the Parse project, where my contributions led to my recognition as a community member of the Parse team. Additionally, I have a flair for creating Figma designs, which is a source of excitement for me.

In the early stages of my career, I assumed multiple roles, overseeing the entire development process. This encompassed tasks such as crafting Figma designs, implementing them using React, writing backend code in Node.js, and ultimately deploying to servers. Below, I provide an overview of some of the projects I have been involved in. While most of these projects were undertaken professionally for clients, some of them I created, while others I actively contributed to.

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YLanes

YLanes is a platform that facilitates meaningful conversations among users in virtual rooms. Users can create and join rooms on various topics, with the option to pay for access. These rooms offer audio and video capabilities, as well as chat support. Users can provide feedback after participating in a room. Additionally, creators can restrict access to their rooms to individuals within their own country.

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IDFC

The project revolves around developing a comprehensive net banking portal exclusively for IDFC Bank, empowering users to conveniently manage their banking requirements through this platform. This net banking portal's functionality is self-evident, requiring no detailed explanation. It aims to provide a seamless and user-friendly banking experience for IDFC Bank customers, catering to their diverse financial needs.

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Rubber Event

This project centered around developing an event management system tailored for a particular event. The team received existing code and Figma designs as references. They made customizations to existing modules and introduced new ones, with the entire system built using Next.js. The primary purpose of this system is to enable event administrators to efficiently manage various aspects such as event information, security personnel, sponsors, attendees, and feedback.

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Covid Tracker

This project involved the development of a COVID patient management system for a municipal corporation. The application featured role-based login functionality and allowed for the transfer of patients between different levels of observation. Upper-level authorities could effectively manage lower-level personnel within the system.

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Chessbuzz

This charity project includes an Android app connected to a custom backend via a REST API, allowing authorized users to manage chess-related articles. The backend, built with Node.js and MongoDB, acts as a mini Content Management System (CMS). An admin dashboard in React facilitates content management, while images are stored in Cloudinary, and access requires user authentication.

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Virtual Village

This project facilitated the connection between tutors and students, enabling tutors to schedule sessions and students to join by making payments. It offered different session types, including one-on-one and premium options, providing flexibility in the learning experience.

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Hop CMS

This project centered around the development of a custom Content Management System (CMS) tailored for existing users. This CMS served as a pivotal tool for users, empowering them to effortlessly create, organize, and modify content.

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Unicorn Store

The Unicorn Store is the user-facing part of the e-commerce website. It lets users browse products, filter by color and size, and explore categories. They can add items to their cart and use Stripe for purchases, enhancing their shopping experience.

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Unicorn Store Admin

The Unicorn Store Admin facilitates comprehensive management of the e-commerce platform. It allows administrators to perform CRUD operations on categories, products, colors, and sizes. Additionally, it offers APIs for storefront integration and includes features like copying item IDs and adding multiple stores. User authentication is also included for security.

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Parse Dashboard

Parse Dashboard is a standalone dashboard for managing your Parse Server apps. Parse Server is an open source backend that can be deployed to any infrastructure that can run Node.js. Parse Server works with the Express web application framework. It can be added to existing web applications, or run by itself.

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