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Finishing the e-commerce app I abandoned in 2023

This is a submission for the GitHub Finish-Up-A-Thon Challenge What I Built GlowStore — a full-stack MERN e-commerce store (React + Redux + Express + MongoDB). Back in 2023 I built this as my university Web Engineering final project. I ran out of time, handed in what I had, and never touched it again. When I reopened it for this challenge I found something funny: the backend was basically finished — JWT auth, products, orders, reviews, search — but the React frontend never actually talked to it. It was a good-looking shell with fake logic bolted on. So "finishing it" meant connecting the two halves and making it a real store you can actually shop in. Repo: https://github.com/hashaam-011/Web-Engineering Demo Before — the entire app was just a fake login screen. Typing anything (or nothing) and clicking "Log in" flipped a boolean and "logged you in": After — a working storefront with products from the database: A real product detail page (was literally <h1>DetailsPages</h1> before): You can run it yourself in two terminals (no database setup needed — it boots an in-memory MongoDB and seeds itself): cd backend && npm install && npm start # http://localhost:4000 npm install && npm start # http://localhost:3000 Demo login: user@example.com / 123456 — or register a new account. The Comeback Story Here's what the project looked like before , and what I changed: Before After Login dispatched a boolean and ignored your credentials Real login/register against the API with JWT + bcrypt Frontend never called the backend (no axios anywhere) Axios client with token injection; products load from MongoDB Product details page was <h1>DetailsPages</h1> and wasn't routed Full details page (image, price, stock, rating) routed by slug Cart was local-only; "checkout" button did nothing Persistent cart → checkout → real order placed and saved Backend had a reviews endpoint the UI never used Product reviews: read them and post your own with a star rating Only 3 routes; most of the app was

2026-05-30 原文 →
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From Skeleton to Production: Building HR Goal Tracking Portal with GitHub Copilot

This is a submission for the GitHub Finish-Up-A-Thon Challenge What I Built I built the Atomberg Goal Setting & Tracking Portal — a full-featured, role-based HR performance management system for Atomberg Technologies (a fast-growing Indian consumer electronics brand). The portal manages the complete employee performance lifecycle : 🎯 Goal Setting — Employees create goals with weightage, UoM type, and thrust area alignment. Business rules enforced: max 8 goals, total 100% weightage, minimum 10% per goal ✅ Manager Approval Workflow — Submit → Review → Approve / Return for Rework 📊 Quarterly Check-ins — Q1–Q4 progress logging with 4 UoM types (Numeric Min/Max, Timeline, Zero-is-best) 🚨 Escalation Monitor — Rule-based detection of overdue submissions, missing approvals, and pending manager reviews 📈 Analytics & Reports — QoQ trend charts, department-wise performance, thrust area distribution, CSV exports 🔒 Admin Governance — Cycle phase management, shared goal distribution, full audit logging Tech Stack: React 18 + Vite · Context API · localStorage (zero-backend demo) · Recharts · Lucide Icons · Custom dark glassmorphism CSS Demo 🔗 Live App: https://atomberg-goal-tracker.vercel.app/ 📁 GitHub Repo: https://github.com/anonomous29/atomberg-goal-tracker Quick Login Credentials Role Email Password Admin priya.sharma@atomberg.com admin123 Manager rajesh.kumar@atomberg.com manager123 Employee vikram.singh@atomberg.com emp123 What to try: Login as Admin → Go to Escalation Monitor → see rule-based alerts Go to Reports → QoQ Trends tab → see Q1 performance bar chart Login as Employee → Dashboard shows Q1 score donut + goal-level progress Login as Manager → See team check-in status and review Q1 feedback The Comeback Story This project started as a hackathon requirement — a Business Requirements Document (BRD) from Atomberg asking for a digital goal management system. The initial version had the core structure but was essentially an empty shell: blank dashboards on login, no check

2026-05-29 原文 →
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The GSoC Arc: How I Almost Didn't Show Up to My Own Story

"This wasn't a success story. It started as survival." Intro Hey, I'm Supreeth C , a third-year engineering student, open source developer, and professional overthinker from Bengaluru. This is my first blog, and fair warning: it's long. Not "LinkedIn post with 5 bullet points" long. Actually long. This is the story of how I got selected for Google Summer of Code 2026 with CircuitVerse but more honestly, it's the story of how I almost didn't submit a proposal, almost quit twice, and spent a lot amount of time reading codebases on the Bengaluru Metro while missing my stop. Connect with me on GitHub and LinkedIn PS: I'm writing this at 4.05am, because sleep is a myth XD. Act I: The Prequel Second semester. Fresh-faced. Absolutely clueless. I joined Pointblank , the one genuinely breathable space in my Tier-3 college. I can say its the best student-run club overall and the main reason being : everyone around me was terrifyingly good . Codeforces experts and specialists, GSoC mentees, LFX mentees, Smart India Hackathon winners. People whose LinkedIn bios are of several lines. And me? I knew C++. That was it. That was my entire personality. Cue the imposter syndrome : that lovely feeling where you're convinced you snuck into a room you have no business being in, and everyone else is one conversation away from figuring it out. My solution? Chaos. I started learning everything simultaneously: web dev, Android, ML, DevOps, a bit of systems engineering. Jack of all trades, master of none, spiraling fast. I wasn't learning; I was collecting domains like Pokémon and actually using none of them. Then a senior said something that cut clean through the noise: "Find your own path." So I slowed down. Started from the basics of web dev. Attended many hackathons but always ended up in third or fourth and winning: zero . But something clicked anyway. Those hackathons introduced me to open source, and somewhere in that chaos, I gave myself a simple challenge: 4 pull requests for Hacktob

2026-05-29 原文 →
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🔥 bia-pain-bache / BPB-Worker-Panel - A GUI Panel providing Worker subscriptions for VLESS, Trojan

GitHub热门项目 | A GUI Panel providing Worker subscriptions for VLESS, Trojan and Warp configs alongside a private DoH server and chain proxies, offering full DNS, clean IP, Fragment, Warp, Warp pro and routing settings for cross-platform clients using Amnezia, Wireguard, Sing-box, Clash/Mihomo and Xray cores. | Stars: 10,613 | 44 stars today | 语言: TypeScript

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