Web Dev Project
DevFlow - A modern Stackoverflow cloneMy Role
Software Engineer
Start Date
21.05.2024
End Date
09.04.2024
Technologies used
Tech Stack
HIGH-FIDELITY FIGMA DESIGN
Way of work
My Process
Problem
Challenges & Learnings
CHALLENGES
It was a full new project, I had to learn a lot of new things, like how to use MongoDB, how to use NextJS, how to use TailwindCSS, how to use TypeScript, etc.
My first fullstack project, I had to learn how to connect the frontend with the backend, how to send data from the frontend to the backend, how to get data from the backend to the frontend, etc.
LEARNINGS
Through the progress of the project, I learned a lot of new things, like how to use MongoDB, how to use NextJS, how to use TailwindCSS, how to use TypeScript, etc.
I learned how to connect the frontend with the backend, how to send data from the frontend to the backend, how to get data from the backend to the frontend, etc.
I learned how to create fullstack project, and how to deploy it to the internet.
Projects
Other Case Studies
DevFlow
Introducing DevFlow, a powerful demonstration of my software development expertise and commitment to modern technologies. DevFlow is a sophisticated application built using Next.js for a streamlined frontend experience and integrated with a robust backend, all crafted with the precision of TypeScript. DevFlow stands out with its clean and modern design, meticulously developed to enhance user engagement and streamline interactions. The application is designed to provide a seamless experience, offering intuitive navigation and visually appealing interfaces that highlight my dedication to both design elegance and technical prowess. This is the project i did from the JavaScript Mastery course, it is a clone of stackoverflow, it has all the features of stackoverflow, like asking questions, answering questions, upvoting, downvoting, commenting, etc.
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