Hello, I'm Purshotam Bohra, a software developer with a passion for exploring web application development and a diverse set of interests. I'm currently pursuing a BSc in IT, alongside my active involvement in software development.
I've been actively involved in web application development and have successfully completed several small projects that demonstrate my growing aptitude in this field. Additionally, I have a keen fascination with software management techniques aimed at enhancing software-based projects.
- Web Application Development
- Software Management Techniques
Feel free to explore my projects below and get in touch if you're interested in collaboration or discussions.
I'm currently working on a real-time chat application using the MERN stack. While the project is still a work in progress, it represents my ongoing journey in web application development. The backend components, including MongoDB and Express, are yet to be fully implemented from scratch, and the UI functionality is still evolving with major features pending development.
This React application, developed using TypeScript and styled components, serves as a simple profile editor. Users can manage profiles by editing attributes such as age, gender, name, country, and description. The application includes validation checks to ensure data integrity during the saving process.
Explore the Dummy Profile Editor
An automation project for uploading product details from WhatsApp to wix.com. Not functional due to failed development.
Explore the WixCast Repository
A JavaScript script for scraping, extracting, and downloading problem statements from Edabit.com into individual files, alongside a bash script for streamlining related processes.
Visit the Edabit-JS Repository
A variation of traditional TicTacToe featuring a 9x9 grid with 3x3 sub-grids with a simple bot.
So, while dabbling with blessed library on npm, I realized I should create a similar kind of box that has a label on its top border. While creating this cute box I added an extra dose of dragginess (don't confuse with drowsiness) to it. Link here