Vikas Joshi (vicky2604-)

🚀 Just Launched: My Full-Stack Blog Platform! 📝 Excited to share my latest project—a full-stack blogging platform built with Next.js, MongoDB, Firebase, and NextAuth! This platform allows users to create, update, and delete blog posts with a seamless and responsive UI. 🔹 Key Features: ✅ Authentication: Google & custom login via NextAuth ✅ Storage: Image uploads handled with Firebase Storage ✅ Database: Blog content stored efficiently in MongoDB ✅ State Management: Optimized using SWR for better performance ✅ Responsive UI: Ensuring a smooth experience across devices This project helped me dive deeper into Next.js full-stack capabilities, authentication flows, and handling real-time data efficiently. Always learning and improving! 🚀 🔗 Live Demo: https://rira-blogs.vercel.app/ 💻 GitHub Repo: https://github.com/vicky262600/first-nextJs-project

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Learing NextJs useSession from NextAuth.js is a React hook that helps manage user authentication in a Next.js app. It provides session information, including whether a user is authenticated, their details, and the loading state. This makes it easy to control access to protected pages, redirect unauthenticated users, or display user-specific content dynamically. useSWR (Stale-While-Revalidate) is a data-fetching library that improves performance by caching API responses and automatically revalidating data in the background. It reduces unnecessary API calls, ensures users see the latest data without refreshing, and provides built-in error handling. By using mutate(), SWR allows instant UI updates when data changes, making it perfect for real-time applications.

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Thank you so much everyone for giving so much love to my last post. I will keep learning and posting my progress. Also, I am looking for a team to learn, grow, and participate in hackathons together. Thank you everyone😇

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Excited to share my latest blockchain project! Using React, Hardhat, Privy, and deployed on the Base Sepolia Testnet, I’ve created a decentralized prescription management system designed to bring transparency and accountability to healthcare. Key Features: 1️⃣ Doctors can securely write and send prescriptions on the blockchain. 2️⃣ Pharmacists can fetch and accept prescriptions assigned to them. 3️⃣ Patients can view prescriptions and track their status online. 4️⃣ Donations: Patients can receive up to 7% of total donations to support costly treatments. Benefits: ✅ Improved Accountability: Quickly identify medication errors. ✅ Convenience: Patients save time by knowing when their prescriptions are ready. ✅ Secure Data with Privy: Sensitive data is encrypted, ensuring privacy while maintaining decentralization. ✅ Social Support: Donations help patients afford expensive treatments. explore here- https://d-pharma.vercel.app/ code- https://github.com/vicky262600/d-pharma-flow-fe

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Thank you so much everyone for giving so much love to my last post. I will keep learning and posting my progress. Also, I am looking for a team to learn, grow, and participate in hackathons together. Thank you everyone😇

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Learing NextJs useSession from NextAuth.js is a React hook that helps manage user authentication in a Next.js app. It provides session information, including whether a user is authenticated, their details, and the loading state. This makes it easy to control access to protected pages, redirect unauthenticated users, or display user-specific content dynamically. useSWR (Stale-While-Revalidate) is a data-fetching library that improves performance by caching API responses and automatically revalidating data in the background. It reduces unnecessary API calls, ensures users see the latest data without refreshing, and provides built-in error handling. By using mutate(), SWR allows instant UI updates when data changes, making it perfect for real-time applications.

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🌟Learning Django as a MERN Stack Developer🌟 I decided to learn Django because I’ve seen many job postings asking for React with Django. As a MERN stack developer, I found Django not too challenging to pick up. * Models in Django are similar to MongoDB models in the MERN stack, as they define the structure of your data, but Django works with SQL databases (like SQLite or PostgreSQL). * Django REST Framework (DRF) URLs are like the routes in Express.js — both define API endpoints to handle requests. * Views in Django are equivalent to controllers in MERN, where both handle the incoming requests, business logic, and return responses. I built a blog posting app using Django REST framework. Here’s what I implemented: * User Registration: Users can sign up and receive JWT tokens for authentication. * Notes CRUD: Users can create, list, and delete notes, with each note linked to the user. * JWT Authentication: Secure access to the app using JWT tokens. https://github.com/vicky262600/django-practice

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