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Projects

"While front-end developers build the look and feel of a website, backend developers work behind the curtain. They build features like data storage, security, and other functions invisible to the average user.The backend developer works on server-side software. Therefore, they ensure that the website or application works correctly. Their work requires a knowledge of the following:

  • "Coding using a programming language like Python, Java, Ruby, and PHP.

  • Frameworks like Laravel, Ruby on Rails, Django, and Node.js.Data structures and algorithms.

  • HTTP and the basics of the web.

  • SQL and other database fundamentals.Web servers like Apache, NGINX, Lighttpd.

  • Web deployment and security.

E-Commerce Website

Introducing MERN Ecommerce, a full-stack web application built to revolutionize your online shopping experience! Powered by the MERN stack (MongoDB, Express.js, React, Node.js), Redux Toolkit for smooth state management, and the visually stunning Material UI, this project offers a seamless and feature-rich platform for both users and admins.

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Real Time Location Tracker using socket.IO

Using Node.js, Express and socket.IO along with LeafLet

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​https://github.com/UDDITwork/Real-Time-LOction-Tracking-Like-zomato/tree/main

Real-Time Tracker is a web application designed to provide a seamless tracking experience similar to Zomato's rider tracking feature. This repository offers real-time location updates and an intuitive map view, ensuring customers can monitor effortlessly.

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College Database  Management System

 

This is a Java app which uses MySQL to manage core tasks in a college like viewing students' data, calculating GPA per semester, grading, checking scores per subject for faculties etc.

SQL concepts that are used:

  1. Basic operations: INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, SELECT, JOIN

  2. Clauses: WHERE, AND, GROUP BY, HAVING etc

  3. Operations on tables: CREATE, ALTER, Foreign Key Constraints

  4. Triggers, Stored Procedures

  5. Indexes

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