Vikas Joshi

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🚀 Just Built a Meme Feed using Neynar SDK! 🎉 Excited to share that I just wrapped up a new feature using Next.js and the Neynar API. I developed a real-time meme feed that pulls data from the Neynar decentralized social protocol (Farcaster), leveraging the SDK for seamless integration! 😎 🔍 Key Features: Fetches a list of meme posts (or casts) using NeynarAPIClient. Displays user profile info, including avatars and usernames. Handles embedded content, such as images, with proper rendering. Implements useEffect for asynchronous data fetching. Custom error handling for smooth UX. 👨‍💻 Tech Stack: Next.js (React) Neynar SDK TailwindCSS for responsive design

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💻 I’ve built a Node.js CLI for Real-time Cryptocurrency Prices! I’m excited to share my latest project—a Node.js CLI tool that displays real-time cryptocurrency prices! By using Commander to handle commands, Inquirer for interactive prompts, and Axios to fetch data from the CoinMarketCap API, this tool provides up-to-date information for anyone interested in tracking crypto trends. 🔧 Key Features: Easy-to-use command-line interface Real-time price updates for popular cryptocurrencies Interactive command handling I’m looking forward to expanding this project with even more features! 🚀 Github- https://github.com/vicky262600/CLI-Cryptocurrency-Prices

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🚀 Building a Node.js CLI for Real-time Cryptocurrency Prices 💻 I've started working on an exciting project—a Node.js CLI tool to display cryptocurrency prices! Using Commander to handle commands and Inquirer for interactive prompts, this tool will provide real-time data for anyone interested in tracking crypto trends. 🔧 Key Features: Easy-to-use command-line interface Real-time price updates for popular cryptocurrencies Interactive command handling Looking forward to expanding this project with more features! 🚀 Github- https://github.com/vicky262600/CLI-Cryptocurrency-Prices

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DSA Reverse Integer Given a signed 32-bit integer x, return x with its digits reversed. If reversing x causes the value to go outside the signed 32-bit integer range [-231, 231 - 1], then return 0.

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#DSA Longest Palindromic Substring #JavaScript #Coding #WebDevelopment #Programming #Algorithms #Palindrome #DataStructures #TechLearning #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #ProblemSolving #SoftwareEngineering #FullStackDeveloper #DevCommunity #Tech

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🚀 Building a Backend for a Posting App with Node.js, Express, and MySQL! 🛠️ Today, I implemented some key backend features for a social media-style app: 1️⃣ User authentication using cookies and JWT (JSON Web Token) for secure session management. 2️⃣ Created API endpoints for retrieving, adding, and deleting posts, including handling permissions for who can delete them. 3️⃣ Used moment.js to manage and format timestamps for posts. 🔒 Ensuring secure access and a smooth user experience! 🚀 Next up: Implementing a feature to handle likes on posts! What other features would you recommend I add to learn more? hashtag#NodeJS hashtag#MySQL hashtag#Express hashtag#BackendDevelopment hashtag#WebDevelopment hashtag#FullStack hashtag#APIs hashtag#JWT hashtag#CodingJourney

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🚀 Building a Backend for a Posting App with Node.js, Express, and MySQL! 🛠️ Today, I implemented some key backend features for a social media-style app: 1️ User authentication using cookies and JWT (JSON Web Token) for secure session management. 2️ Created API endpoints for retrieving, adding, and deleting posts, including handling permissions for who can delete them. 3 Used moment.js to manage and format timestamps for posts. 🔒 Ensuring secure access and a smooth user experience! 🚀 Next up: Implementing a feature to handle likes on posts! What other features would you recommend I add to learn more? #NodeJS #MySQL #Express #BackendDevelopment #WebDevelopment #FullStack #APIs #JWT #CodingJourney

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🚀 Building a Backend for a Posting App with Node.js, Express, and MySQL! 💻 Excited to share that I'm currently working on the backend of a new posting app using Node.js, Express, and MySQL. 🛠️ Just implemented user registration and login features with password hashing using bcrypt.js and secure authentication with JWT (JSON Web Token). 🔒 It’s been a great learning experience, especially handling database queries, user validation, and secure token-based authentication. Next up: fine-tuning the app, adding more features, and scaling it further! Stay tuned for updates! 🙌 Github- https://github.com/vicky262600/MySQL-socialMedia

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Hello folks, here I am going to share what I learned today in my hashtag#web3learningjourney. it's hashtag#day3, I deployed my first smart contract on SepoliaETH. I learned how to create a basic smart contract in Solidity. I used different data types like numbers, strings, and addresses. I also learned how to use structs to group related data together, create arrays to store multiple items, and use mappings to link data. Additionally, I wrote functions to store and retrieve values, add new people to an array, and perform simple calculations. This gave me a good understanding of the basic building blocks of smart contracts. #Solidity hashtag#SmartContracts hashtag#Blockchain hashtag#Web3 hashtag#Ethereum hashtag#Crypto hashtag#SolidityProgramming hashtag#SmartContractDevelopment hashtag#BlockchainDevelopment hashtag#EthereumDev

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Hello folks, here I am going to share what I learned today in my hashtag#web3learningjourney. it's hashtag#day3, I deployed my first smart contract on SepoliaETH. I learned how to create a basic smart contract in Solidity. I used different data types like numbers, strings, and addresses. I also learned how to use structs to group related data together, create arrays to store multiple items, and use mappings to link data. Additionally, I wrote functions to store and retrieve values, add new people to an array, and perform simple calculations. This gave me a good understanding of the basic building blocks of smart contracts.

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