Recent Projects
Take a look at my most recent projects, showcasing how I leverage full stack expertise to create robust, future proof and end-to-end web applications.
Regex-Helper
It is a package for developers to work easily with regex. It is built in typescript and published on npm.
Validation lib to work with regex easily.
regex-helper-ts is a reusable, lightweight library that provides common, validated regex patterns along with utilities for matching, validation, and extraction. This library makes it easy for developers to handle common tasks like validating emails, phone numbers, URLs, and more—without writing complex regular expressions from scratch.
This lib is built using typescript and used rollup bundle tool that makes it very lightweight and small in size.
Vocabra
Vocabra is a sleek and efficient online dictionary that provides instant definitions, synonyms, antonyms, and word origins. It’s designed to enhance your vocabulary with quick and accurate word lookups.
Build an Online Dictionary with Next.js and Material UI for Seamless UX
Developed using Next.js and styled with Material UI, Vocabra offers a fast and responsive interface. The app provides smooth navigation, search-friendly URLs, and an SEO-optimized design for quick access to word definitions online.
Designed to provide fast word lookups with intuitive search features and a minimal UI. It also has light mode
Rock, Paper, Scissors
This is not just any game—it's my very first dive into the world of coding back in 2020! A simple Rock, Paper, Scissors challenge from Frontend Mentor that grew close to my heart. It reminds me of those joyful 'aha!' moments when things finally started to make sense.
Crafting My First Game with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Magic
Built during my early coding days, this project reflects the pure joy of learning. The game uses HTML for structure, CSS for some flair, and JavaScript for the logic that determines who wins—rock, paper, or scissors!
This project is more than just a game; it's a love letter to the beginning of my coding journey. Win or lose, every click is a reminder of how far I've come!
