This blog is all about my journey from Jan 2021 to June 2021. Checkout the part 1: My Web Dev Journey and part 2: Post Web Dev Journey.

Electron JS is a famous javascript framework for developing desktop apps. I just learnt the basics and didn't dive deep into desktop app development.

You can checkout the blog: Electron JS for more information about it.

React Native is the popular javascript framework for developing hybrid mobile apps. So basically you write code in javascript that runs the app on both android and ios.

If you are familiar with React JS then learning react native won't be difficult. So I hardly took one month to get started with it and slowly progressed by developing more projects.

I worked on few projects to develop mobile apps which made me go through ups and downs, debugging and self testing the application for literally >100 times.

• Walnote: A Todo List and Note Taking app in which you can categorize your list and organize notes. I had also made a web app for the same for which the backend is synced.
• Blogchord: A blogging platform designed for little stories that make your day better. I had also made a web app for the same for which the backend is synced.
• Get stuff done: An application that makes managing your tasks easy.
• CoWIN availability App: Simple app that fetches the data for vaccine availability based on pincode or district provided by the user.
• Google Drive + Classroom Clone: Built for both web and mobile app with synced database.
• ExerLog App: Simple exercise tracker built for both web and mobile app.
• Some other basic apps: TodoList, Expense Tracker, Movie Details app and News app.

No one can just skip the heart of computer science. I had to learn Algorithms as a part of my college syllabus. Few are easy but few are bit complicated to understand and implement them.

I have a whole series explaining the basics of DSA and implementing them in C++. So do check the DSA Series if you are interested.

GSSOC'21 is an open source program which was held from March to May this year. It's all about contributing to any open source projects and getting your pull requests(PRs) merged into master/main branch.

I just contributed to few projects for one month only because I felt that open source was about 'collaboration' but this program was all about 'competition' among the participants to be in top 50 contributors(It is just my personal opinion).

Overall, it was amazing contributing to some unknown projects and that repo's maintainer accepting and merging my PR. Do checkout my blog about Open Source Contribution for more information.