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The App That Made My Mom Smile

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I am a CS graduate, Working in corporate as a software engineer—does this give me satisfaction? Aaahhh... maybe to an extent. But do you know what brings peak satisfaction? Helping our parents with the knowledge we’ve gained. When it works well and they’re genuinely happy, it feels like all their hard work and love for us has finally shown results—or rather, never faded. So, curious what was this “great” thing I did? For me, it’s not anything grand. But for my parents, it is. They’re into business and trading. They found it tough to constantly open the calculator and derive conclusions. One day, my mom approached me saying, “This whole process of deriving conclusions is costing me a lot of time. By the time I figure things out, the market has already shifted—and my results are inaccurate.” I started listening to their requirements and thought—why not make an app? They strictly wanted it for personal use, so I respected that. I began applying my UI/UX knowledge to sketch out...

Trade Planner-A full stack application

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It all started with a clumsy set of papers with many strategies not knowing which works the best and which does not The idea of organising everything and getting it all together brought rise to this application. What started as a personal challenge turned into a rewarding adventure. It all started with a clumsy set of strategies knowing it works or not and when to apply them or not...so I created this application which allows me to enter the data, edit the data, view the data and delete the data it also allows you to categorize it according to the label/days of the week. The road was bumpy, with plenty of downs, but each obstacle was a lesson in disguise. Diving into Docker was a game-changer, teaching me the essence of containerization. 🐳 This application also consists of an inbuilt calendar, an inbuilt YouTube video view, and a link to the Option chain which is used by many trades in India. Tech Stack: Talking about the tech stack...at first when I heard about this project from my c...