Software Engineer | Web Developer | skills in Typescript | React JS | Next JS | GraphQL | NodeJS

Tushar Mukherjee • Peerlist

Tech: Typescript, ReactJS, Tailwind CSS, RestAPI, Puppeteer, Node JS, Express JS
A Web application was developed to effectively display and analyze data that was taken from Zomato. This will aid companies in increasing sales and gaining a better understanding of their rivals.

Fooner

Built a Movie info web app using React Js.
Through this amazing project, I made my hand dirty with React and how it works.
- use of great hooks useState, useEffect
- React BrowserRouter, Switch, Route, Link to transfer data from link to code and to navigate with other pages.

Built some great components which took small logic but were effective, like:
- opening and closing the navbar on the hamburger menu,
- searching items,
- pagination,
- mobile phone compatibility

The Movie Project

This project is built to automate Google Meet, it uses time table to open up the meet at a given time on a particular day of every week. You can mark your attendance in chat at a time before ending the Meet.
Tech : NodeJS, Puppeteer, google-API,  node-cron

Automate-Google-Meet

React-Typescript, Redux, and Node.js are used in the front end, and Node.js and Express.js are used in the back end of a blog web application. I used the query builders Knex.JS and ORM Objection.JS to connect to the database (MySQL). The API was accelerated using GraphQL, and I also included a PWA functionality that lets users add a variety of OSes as native applications.

Grow Media

- Build a C++ Desktop game using Raylib Library
- Used OOPs concepts to make the reusability of code for the characters and enemies.
- Implemented some gaming mathematical concepts like Vectors.

Classy Clash C++ game - C++, Raylib Library

This project helps us to filter emails to a particular filtered category or search through a registered keyword to transfer mail to spam, which is built using Gmail API. For Unwanted mails or mail with unethical words. The filter was built on Node JS. It was a CLI-based app.