Job Application Tracker
IntermediateTrack job applications with status pipelines, notes, and reminders.
End-to-end projects covering React, Node.js, Django, PostgreSQL, REST APIs, and cloud deployment.
Track job applications with status pipelines, notes, and reminders.
Marketplace with vendors, products, cart, and payments.
Multi-user expense tracking system with team support.
Live drawing canvas with collaboration support.
CMS-powered portfolio website for freelancers.
Full delivery platform with tracking and assignment.
Course platform with video lessons and payments.
Instagram/Twitter-style social platform.
Team task board with assignments and tracking.
Warehouse inventory tracking system.
Appointment booking system with payments.
Full blogging platform with authentication.
Live messaging system with private chats.
Event creation and ticketing system.
Bank-linked expense tracking system.
Multi-language online code runner.
Real estate listing with map search.
Production-ready SaaS starter kit.
Drag-and-drop resume builder.
Doctor appointment and patient record system.
Simple note-taking app with save, edit, and delete functionality.
Track daily tasks with completion status and filtering.
A working contact form that sends emails to admin.
Basic blog where users can read and post articles.
Basic authentication system with signup and login.
Real authentication. Email/password with hashed credentials, JWT or session cookies, password reset flows, and protected routes. Bonus points for adding Google or GitHub OAuth. Auth is the single most-asked topic in full stack interviews — fake it and recruiters will spot it instantly.
Complete CRUD with a proper schema. Create, read, update, and delete operations across at least two related tables (users + posts, vendors + products). Use foreign keys, write real SQL or Mongoose schemas, and handle validation on both the client and the server.
A documented REST API. Versioned endpoints (/api/v1/...), consistent error responses, request validation, and pagination. Drop a Postman collection or a Swagger doc in your README — it shows you think about consumers of your API, not just the happy path.
Deployment with a live URL. Frontend on Vercel or Netlify, backend on Render, Railway, or Fly.io, database on Supabase, Neon, or MongoDB Atlas. CI on push, environment variables in the dashboard, and a working production domain. An undeployed full stack project is half a project.
A responsive, polished UI. Looks correct on mobile, tablet, and desktop. Loading states, empty states, and error states are handled. Tailwind or a component library is fine — what matters is that the app doesn't fall apart at 375px wide.
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