Software Engineer specializing in backend development.

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github

hashnode

Software Engineer specializing in backend development with Python and JavaScript.

Ankit Kumar

The Expense Tracker app offers a user-friendly interface for efficiently monitoring and managing expenses.<h3>Features:</h3>1. Home Screen Overview:<ul><li>The home screen's top section displays the current month's total expenses, giving you a quick snapshot of your financial status.</li><li>The bottom section showcases common expense categories, making it easy to identify and manage specific spending areas.</li></ul>2. Category Interaction:<ul><li>Clicking on any category icon takes you to an intuitive chat-like interface, allowing you to add effortlessly and view expenses related to that particular category.</li><li>The system responds promptly, providing you with the updated total expense for the selected category within the current month.</li></ul>3. Expense Addition:<ul><li>Easily add a new expense by clicking on the plus icon on the home screen.</li><li>Enter the expense amount, select a relevant category, and optionally attach an image of the receipt for enhanced record-keeping.</li></ul>4. Report Generation:<ul><li>Download monthly and yearly expense reports in Excel format, offering a detailed breakdown of your expenditures.</li><li>Reports can be generated for specific categories or your overall expenses, providing valuable insights into your financial habits. </li></ul>

ExpenseLog

This is a microblogging social media app called TypeTales. It allows users to share stories with the world in up to 500 characters. The app features:<ul><li>Browsing through different stories</li><li>Liking stories you enjoy</li><li>Leaving comments and joining conversations</li><li>Following or unfollowing authors</li><li>Viewing trending stories for inspiration</li></ul>I built this application using React, Node.js, MongoDB, and Express. It was a fun and challenging experience, and I learned a lot throughout the process.

typetales

Here’s the revised version with bullet points:This is a <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-green-text rich-link break-all link-break" href="http://dev.to">dev.to</a> clone that incorporates most of its features. The site I built functions similarly to <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-green-text rich-link break-all link-break" href="http://dev.to">dev.to</a>, allowing users to:<ul><li>Create profiles</li><li>Publish articles</li><li>Interact with other users through comments and reactions</li><li>Explore content based on categories and tags</li><li>Follow other users and receive updates</li></ul>The backend is built with Django and Django Rest Framework, while the frontend is developed using React.js.

devblogs

<h2>The Problem</h2>YouTube is a great platform for learning about almost any topic, and some YouTube playlists are even better than paid courses. However, there are several issues when learning from YouTube:<ul><li>Users often end up watching tons of unrelated videos.</li><li>The content on YouTube is unstructured.</li><li>There’s no way to track your progress on YouTube.</li></ul><h2>Solution</h2>ytclass is a website where you can find the best courses on YouTube in a structured format. Key features include:<ul><li>Learners can enroll in courses, learn from them in a well-organized structure, and track their progress.</li><li>Instructors can turn their YouTube playlists into structured courses in just a few minutes.</li><li>Once verified, users can become instructors and add courses to the site (currently, anyone can become an instructor to test the application).</li></ul>