Zaid Amin Rawfin

TopicTalks is an educational discussion platform designed to foster knowledge sharing between students and teachers, offering key features such as Q&A threads, email notifications for new activity, and offline access through PDF exports. Users can export detailed user lists in Excel format. Role-based authorization ensures a secure environment. The platform provides a user-friendly, pixel-perfect interface, prioritizing both form and function.

• Tech and approaches used in the project:

• C#, ASP.NET Core Web Api & MVC 8.0, Entity Framework Core, MSSQL

• Razor, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Bootstrap 5, Tippy.js

• Clean Architechture, Result Pattern, Repository Pattern, Unit of Work, Database Code First Approach with Fluent API

BearBurger

A beautiful web-based food management system where customers can browse and purchase foods, view details of each food items, and explore many other things. There are several features available for administrators as well.

• Technologies used to develop the project:

• Java, JSP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, & jQuery

• Frameworks: Spring MVC, Spring Boot, Spring Security, & Hibernate

• Database: MySQL

WordWeaver

A blog platform, currently under development.

ScholarMate

ScholarMate is a university management system that offers distinct user roles, each with specific privileges. Students enroll in department-relevant courses, department heads assign courses to faculty members, and the faculties give grades to the students. Registrars oversee student approvals, schedules, and records, while administrators ensure system-wide management.

• Technologies used to develop the project:

• Language: JavaScript and TypeScript

• Frameworks & Libraries: NestJS, Next.js, Axios, Tailwind CSS, etc.

• Database: PostgreSQL

WiseTrips

WiseTrips revolutionizes travel planning with distinct roles for Users, Agencies, and Admins. Users explore packages, customize trips, and access PDF invoices. Agencies create itineraries, while Admins oversee all activities.

• Technologies used to develop the project:

• Backend: ASP.NET, Entity Framework, API Token Based Authentication

• Frontend: AngularJS & Bootstrap

• Database: Microsoft SQL Server

ZeroHunger

ZeroHunger was the mid-term assignment (Fall, 2022-23) of the course Advanced Programming with .NET. The main focus was to develop a complex database and connecting it with ASP.NET MVC.

• Technologies used to develop the project:

• Frameworks: ASP.NET MVC, Entity Framework, Razor, Bootstrap

• Database: Microsoft SQL Server

BearBurger

A web-based food management system where customers can browse foods, view details, and explore many other things. However, in order to make a purchase or interact with anything, he must first log in to the system.

• Technologies used to develop the project:

• PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript & jQuery

• Database: MySQL

• Server: Apache