I first built the backend of this Employee Management System when I was learning about the child–parent concept in JavaScript. Today I have edited it in HTML and presented it here for you all.
I have created a demo website for Rik Tiffin House, where we prepare and deliver both lunch and dinner meals from home. The site showcases how our meal delivery works, including day meals with rice, dal, vegetables, and special items, as well as night meals with roti, dal, and curry options. This demo project highlights the idea of providing healthy, homemade food delivered right to your doorstep.
The very first backend code for this project was written in Python. That’s where my interest in building such systems started, and I decided to continue working on it. You can also check out my Python codes in my repository for reference.
I built this program because whenever I listen to songs, I need to continuously keep track of whether a track is repeating or skipping. I wanted something that could handle this automatically. So I first created it with Python, and later I even asked AI to help me extend the code further—almost like building a train system of plays. But the base version was made by me in Python. I’ve shared my work here in this repo, and you can check it out.
Real-world snake game. I prefer to play it on a PC, laptop, or keypad phone. It can be tough on Android devices.
This idea came to me while watching Instagram reels, so I thought why not make a short version of it myself.
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I built this calculator project entirely by myself within just 30 minutes. The HTML and JavaScript were hand-coded by me, while the CSS design was generated with the help of AI. The idea behind this project came from a challenge I took on from one of my friends—I told him that I would rely on AI for the CSS part. Now you can try out the project yourself and see how well I was able to complete the challenge.
This is a simple QR code generator that I created using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It allows you to generate QR codes for any text or URL you enter. The project was inspired by a friend's suggestion, and I thought it would be a fun and useful tool to build.
This is a multi-user chat board that lets users communicate in real time using WebSocket technology. Built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, it enables instant messaging between users. The full-featured version is complete but not yet uploaded—if you'd like to see a demo or learn more, feel free to contact me!
Sir, in your video at 8 hours 7 minutes, during Chapter 11 practice (question number 7), you did not define anything inside the class for checking the length. But in my version, I defined it separately. You can check it in my code. The first part is a bit different, and below that I kept the return statements separately. If executed in that way, it also works. I had also tried it using __abs__, but since abs doesn’t return length, that part can be skipped.