Recently, I've been learning React.js, which I find really exciting. I've also started learning Next.js, which is kind of like an extension of React.js. With what I've learned so far, I've created my own personal portfolio website using Next.js. I'm not done yet, though! I'm still working on it and adding new things to it whenever I have some free time.

While I was learning Laravel, I developed a web application called BookExchange. This platform allows users to perform various book-related actions, such as adding books to their collection, sharing their own books with others, requesting books from fellow users, and borrowing books from the community.

One day, I found out about React, which seemed interesting, so I started learning it. I got good at it and decided to make my portfolio using React. I made my portfolio using React successfully. Afterward, I learned about Next.js and started using it, but my journey into web development started with React.

This is an Employee Management System project that I developed while learning AJAX. I completed this project as a practice exercise, and I utilized AJAX extensively to ensure that there was no need for page reloading. The project includes features such as user registration, login, employee listing, deletion, and updating, all of which are seamlessly handled through AJAX requests.

When I first began my journey into learning JavaScript, I embarked on two hands-on learning projects. The first project was an Add Todos list, and the second project was a JavaScript calculator.I also created repositories for these projects and hosted them online. You can find the code and view the projects using the following links.

During my 6th semester of Engineering, my friend Nikhil Basur and I collaborated on a Database Management System (DBMS) mini project. This project spanned a duration of six months. For this project, we utilized HTML, CSS, PHP, and MySQL technologies. We also made use of software tools like XAMPP for server hosting and the Sublime Text editor for coding.