A fully cross-platform messenger app with End to End Encryption (E2EE).

NOTE: The features shown in the demo is not exhaustive. Only the core features are showcased in the demo.

1. Desktop: Windows, Linux, MacOS
2. Mobile: Android, iOS
3. Website: Any device with a browser

The back-end of the app is handled by Firebase.

1. Go to firebase console and create a new project with the name Smartsapp
2. Enable Google Analylitics

1. Create an App for the project from the overview page
2. Copy and paste the configurations in the required location (given in the readme of the respective apps)

1. Go to the project Authentication section
2. Select Sign-in method tab
3. Enable Email/Password and Google sign in

1. Go to the project Firestore section
2. Create firestore provisions for the project (choose the server nearest to your location)
3. Go to the Rules…

An E-Commerce website for ordering Pizza Online

NOTE: The features shown in the demo is not exhaustive. Only the core features are showcased in the demo.

1. React: To create the Single Page App
2. React-Router: For Routing
3. Redux: For State Management
4. Firebase: As a DataBase

You need to create a firebase configeration file holding the firebase settings in the path /src/firebase/config.js. The required format is:

const firebaseConfig = {
    apiKey: "API-KEY",
    authDomain: "AUTH-DOMAIN.firebaseapp.com",
    databaseURL: "DATABASE-URL.firebaseio.com",
    projectId: "PROJECT-ID",
    storageBucket: "STORAGE-BUCKET.appspot.com",
    messagingSenderId: "MESSAGING-SENDER-ID",
    appId: "APP-ID",
    measurementId: "MEASUREMENT-ID",
};

export default firebaseConfig;

Data needs to be stored in the following format:

[
    {
        name: "CATEGORY NAME",
        items: [
            {
                desc: "PIZZA DESCRIPTION",
                id: "ID",
                img: "IMAGE LINK",
                name

This is a simple Django project which displays the weather details (current + forecast + previous) of any location in the world.

• Google Places JavaScript API: For the place name auto-completion
• Open Weather Maps API: For getting the weather details
• Chart.js: For plotting the charts of previous data
• AOS: For Animation on Scroll effect

Follow the steps to start the local server on your machine:

• Enter Your Google API Key (./templates/core/home.html) and Open Weather Maps API KEY (./weather_details/views.py). You receive the key after you make an account in the Google Cloud Platform (and Activate Google Places JavaScript API) and Open Weather Maps
• Download and install Python 3.x
• Navigate to the repository folder
• Open the Terminal/CMD/PowerShell at the location (Shift + Right Click => Run Command Prompt/PowerShell for Windows or Right Click => Run Terminal for Linux based system)
• Run the Command…

A fully cross-platform messenger app with End to End Encryption (E2EE).

NOTE: The features shown in the demo is not exhaustive. Only the core features are showcased in the demo.

1. Desktop: Windows, Linux, MacOS
2. Mobile: Android, iOS
3. Website: Any device with a browser

The back-end of the app is handled by Firebase.

1. Go to firebase console and create a new project with the name Smartsapp
2. Enable Google Analylitics

1. Create an App for the project from the overview page
2. Copy and paste the configurations in the required location (given in the readme of the respective apps)

1. Go to the project Authentication section
2. Select Sign-in method tab
3. Enable Email/Password and Google sign in

1. Go to the project Firestore section
2. Create firestore provisions for the project (choose the server nearest to your location)
3. Go to the Rules…

If you are one of the rare breed of people who call themselves programmers, you must have faced the following sitation:

You were so busy working, that you forgot to take a break while coding... now your eyes hurt due to the excessive stress on them.

The solution? Use UnHook, an app that helps you un-hook yourself from the screen by reminding you to take breaks at the right time.

1. Windows
2. Linux
3. MacOS

1. Electron
2. React
3. Redux (This is an overkill for such a small app, its used for practicing redux + electron integration)

1. Download and go to the repository location.
2. Install depenencies for main app using npm run install-dependencies
3. Perform either of the following based on the development status of the app you are using
   • PRODUCTION (default): Use npm run build-front-end to build the react app
   • DEVELOPMENT: Use npm run start-front-end to…