Web & Android App Development Projects
If you are a computer science engineering student or a web and Android development enthusiast, this post is for you. In this blog, I will share most of the projects that I have completed to date. I hope you enjoy it.
Web Projects
Soldier Game
This is a simple game in which there is a soldier in the field and you must move left, right, up or down to save him from the bombs and gather as many first aid kits as possible. As time passes, the bombs become more frequent, and the difficulty level rises. This game was my very first project after learning Kaboom Js. You can built similar project like this just to kickstart your journey in web development.
Soldier Game
Pixelwear
This is an ecommerce store that primarily sells four categories of products: T-shirts, Hoodies, Jeans, and Trousers. This site was built with Next Js, Tailwind CSS, and a MongoDb database. It had several current ecommerce functions such as add to cart and checkout. Users may actually pay for what they purchase. Razorpay is used as payment integration. This website’s dashboard was designed with Material UI.
Pixelwear - Wear The Trend
Portfolio Website
A portfolio website is essential for every web developer since it displays his skills, prior projects, and experience in this field. My portfolio website was built with React Js and Sanity as a Content Management System. Sanity has several advantages, including the ability to store dynamic data.
Abhirup
Linkedin Clone
This is just a basic implementation of Linkedin. It was created using Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Material icons, MongoDB as a database, and Firebase for Google Authentication. Users must first log in so that they can publish articles and images. Users may also provide thumbs up to other people’s posts.
LinkedIn - Log In or Sign Up
Crypto Tracker
This website is built using React, Material UI, ChartJS, and Coingeko Api. You can get all the information you need regarding your favourite crypto currencies. This website gives a live update on the top 100 cryptocurrencies.
Crypto Tracker
Projects Built using React Native
Deliveroo Clone
This was my very first app, developed using Expo, React Native, Tailwind CSS, React Redux and Sanity as a Content Management System. This app includes a list of restaurants and their food offerings. Users may add items of their choice and order food in no time. To use this app, you must have the Expo app installed (only for Android devices) and scan the QR code. Here is the link to the app.
Signal Clone
This is a Group Chatting Application in which users can share messages with one another and even form groups for added amusement. This app was made using Expo, React-Native, React, TailwindCSS, and Firebase Firestore as a database. To use this app, you must have the Expo app installed (only for Android devices) and scan the QR code. Here is the link to the app.
Instagram Clone
This is one of the best projects I’ve worked on so far. This app was created using Expo, React Native, and Firebase v9. The user interface is similar to Instagram’s dark mode. Users must first Login or Signup. They may then view their feed and write posts. They may also Like and Comment on other people’s posts. A profile feature is also provided, where individuals may update their name and profile photo. To use this app, you must have the Expo app installed (only for Android devices) and scan the QR code. Here is the link to the app.
Instant
This is the best project I have built so far. This is a WhatsApp-like chatting app that allows users to chat with each other in real time. Users can create groups and add or remove other users. In addition to creating groups, starring messages, copying text, and replying to messages, this app also allows you to send images. This app was made using Expo, React Native, React Redux, Firebase, and the Realtime Database. This is my favourite project, and you guys must see this one. To use this app, you must have the Expo app installed (only for Android devices) and scan the QR code. Here is the link to the app.
Conclusion
These are most of the projects that I have built so far. While learning Web and Android Development, I continued to apply these skills and build new projects to strengthen my resume. If you are just beginning your development journey, let me assure you that it will be fascinating.
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Looks like you've built a lot of apps using Expo. What has your experience been like with Expo? How are your apps doing?