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Implemented 𝘕𝘹𝘵 𝘞𝘢𝘵𝘤𝘩 application which is a clone for 𝒀𝒐𝒖𝑻𝒖𝒃𝒆 where users can log in and can see a list of videos like Trending, Gaming, Saved videos, and also can search videos and view specific video details, and users can toggle the theme (Light/Dark).
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Nxt Watch modelled after YouTube, is a video streaming platform that enables users to log in,explore video categories and search for specific content while adjusting the interface theme(light, dark)
javascript css reactjs react-components localstorage react-props react-state-management react-context jwt-token-for-authentication rest-api-calls jwt-token-for-authorization reat-routing
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Implemented Nxt Trendz application which is a clone for ECommerce applications like Amazon, Flipkart where users can login and can see list of products with search, filters, sort by, etc.
javascript bootstrap authentication cookie routing local-storage authorization jwt-token react-js cascading-style-sheets rest-api-calls
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Implemented Nxt Watch application which is a clone for YouTube where users can log in and can see a list of videos like Trending, Gaming, Saved videos, and also can search videos and view specific video details, and users can toggle the theme (Light/Dark).
javascript css bootstrap authentication reactjs routing local-storage authorization jwt-token rest-api-calls
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Implemented Jobby App where users can log in and can see a list of jobs with search by Job title, filters based on Salary range and Employment type, etc.
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