Hey everyone, I am excited to embark on my journey into MERN stack development , about which I know in current year. As a 2nd-year student about to start my 4th semester in few days and ready to explore some awesome tech stacks. Can anyone help me to find good resources. .

I used to hate Python for no real reason—maybe the JS dev in me was just stubborn. But after learning Python from Chai aur Code, something clicked. Built my first Django project today and honestly. I think I'm switching sides. All thanks to @Hiteshdotcom

Built RecipeWiz with React & Firebase. For discovering and filtering recipes by cuisine, meal type, time, and difficulty. Check :

I just created a *Random Quote Generator* using #FreeAPI by @hiteshdotcom.Get random quotes, listen to them, copy, or share on Twitter. Made with JavaScript. Check it out -

When your brain is programmed for API logic but they hit you with CSS selectors.

Building projects is the best way to learn. 1️⃣ Hands-on experience > Tutorials.2️⃣ Facing real challenges early.3️⃣ Building a portfolio = Boosting confidence.If you're looking to level up your coding skills, start small, build from scratch, and learn by doing. #CodeNewbie #WebDev

Today, I built a JavaScript based #Project31, .named ScanSphere, a QR code reader. And Deployed it seamlessly on Vercel after fixing mixed content issues by switching to HTTPS. Live : Always learning something new in the process. #JavaScript #Vercel

Almost done with my Twitter UI clone using @tailwindcss . This project has been an awesome way to dive deeper into Tailwind and its utility-first approach. It’s so satisfying seeing the layout come together. Excited to wrap it up soon.

Learning Tailwind CSS by building a Twitter UI clone has been a great experience. Tailwind’s utility classes make it so much easier to style without writing custom CSS. It’s been fun to focus more on design and structure while creating responsive layouts.

But why?🤔.

Today, I wrapped up a UI-based #Project30 called Harmony Hub using Next.js to get more familiar with the framework. With the help of UI components from the experience was smooth and rewarding. Excited to build such more things with @nextjs

Completed #100daysofcodechallenge.

Wohooo 🎉✨️.

100. Today, I added an aniamted tooltip section showing our instructor. Built with Next.js, and also added footer for my Harmony Hub website. Excited to explore more things in #Nextjs. #100daysofcodechallenge

After using Bootstrap, it felt like every website started looking the same, and now the same thing is happening with Shadcn and Aceternity UI. They’re great for building, but it’s easy to fall into the trap of all designs looking alike. Let’s get creative and stand out.🤔.

98 & 99. Today, I added a testimonial section in my Harmony Hub website in a beautiful moving card manner. Built with Next.js,.and also added a section for upcoming webinars. Excited to explore more things in #Nextjs

96 & 97. Today, I added a Featured Course section in my Harmony Hub project. Built with Next.js, this section showcases some of our courses for musical instruments. Also added a WhyChooseUs section. Excited to explore more in #Nextjs

95. In the path of learning @nextjs,.Today I built this animated Navbar and Home component. Use for component and TailwindCSS for styling.

When you receive 500 status code from API.

94. Started making a nextJs UI based project with named `Harmony Hub` just to get familiar with Next.js and the thing like SSR and SSG. It is a music academy website. Today, I created a navbar for this project. All credit goes to - @Hiteshdotcom sir.

93. Just started my journey into Next.js after getting comfortable with Node.js, Express, and MongoDB. Looking forward to diving deeper into server-side rendering, static site generation. Drop a 👋, if you're also learning @nextjs