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A game in which the player must smash a wall of bricks by deflecting a bouncing ball with a paddle. When the player destroys all the bricks, they will win the game.
Link: Tech used: Java, JFrame, Jpanel, etc Contributors: and
A realtime chat app which uses websockets for communication between two or more users.
Link: Tech used: JavaScript, React.Js, socket.io, etc Contributors: and
A blog app, based on HTML based content.
Link: Tech used: JavaScript, React.js, Express.js, MongoDB, etc Contributors: and many other Hacktoberfest participants
A blog for the FOSS Cell to share stories, achievements and for freshers at our college to make them aware of good CSE opportunities, things they could do/shouldn't do to become better at CSE, communities and all sorts of things which a student would find helpful.
Link: Tech used: JavaScript, Gatsby.js, etc. Contributors: and
A progresive web app (PWA) which utilizes whitespaces to make text invisible
Link: Tech used: JavaScript, React.js, PWA. etc Contributors: and
An app which lets you hide text in images.
Link: Tech used: JavaScript, React.js, etc. Contributors: , and
An attempt to port and improve Jlox, an interpreter for Lox language.
Link: Tech used: Python, etc. Contributors: and ****
Wrapper for GitGraph.js
Link: Tech used: JavaScript, gitgraph.js, React.js, etc Contributors: and
A tool which lets you share files over a network (currently local area only)
Link: Tech used: Python, sockets, etc. Contributors: and
An app which monitors, predicts and compares the prices of products every day and alerts you when prices drop, helping you decide when to buy.
A simple personal daily journal and social platform.
Link: Tech used: Python, BeautifulSoup, JavaScript, React.js, etc Contributors: , and
Link: Tech used: JavaScript, React.js, etc. Contributors: l**,** , and
Choose a project which you are passionate about. Don't go with one just because it can be built with a language/framework you already know. New ideas are welcome!