Dipayan Nath 👨🏻‍💻

Building softwares by night.🚀
coffee + code is my way..
Currently learning MERN stack
DSA in java

[Dipayan Nath 👨🏻‍💻 @Dipayannath2]

good morning 🙂

what are you coding today ?

[Dipayan Nath 👨🏻‍💻 @Dipayannath2]

Just merged my first open source PR at GSSoC 2026! "Updated todo list UI and Readme" in dhairyagothi/100_days_100_web_project — earned 141 pts. Join me! https://t.co/QoAJ9IraLg #GSSoC2026 #OpenSource

[Dipayan Nath 👨🏻‍💻 @Dipayannath2]

I just followed @GirlScriptSoC on X for #GSSoC2026 — India's largest open source program!

GSSOC26-4D8758AE

[Kashaf @noor36758]

If Vs code was made in india 😭😭

[Bhavy☄️ @Bhavani_00007]

Do you prefer coding on a MacBook or Windows laptop?

[Dipayan Nath 👨🏻‍💻 @Dipayannath2]

Just completed learning Tailwind CSS 🚀

Covered:
• Tailwind CLI setup
• Typography & styling
• Colors & spacing
• Responsive design (breakpoints)
• @apply directive
Loving the utility-first approach for building fast, modern UIs ⚡
#TailwindCSS #WebDev #ReactJS

[Dipayan Nath 👨🏻‍💻 @Dipayannath2]

React learning — Part 3 🚀

Covered click & non-click events, event object, state, useState(), closures in React, re-rendering, and using callback form in state updates.

Understanding how UI reacts to user actions much better now 💻✨

[Dipayan Nath 👨🏻‍💻 @Dipayannath2]

React learning — Part 2 🚀

Covered props, passing & rendering arrays, conditional rendering, dynamic styling, and installed React DevTools for debugging.

UI is starting to feel more dynamic and interactive 💻✨

[Dipayan Nath 👨🏻‍💻 @Dipayannath2]

Started learning React 🚀

Covered basics: what React is, JSX, components, import/export, fragments, JSX with {}, structuring and styling components.

Excited to dive deeper into building dynamic UIs 💻✨

[Dipayan Nath 👨🏻‍💻 @Dipayannath2]

Live link : https://t.co/5VBvG0xlRe

github: https://t.co/xtflwoohT7

[Dipayan Nath 👨🏻‍💻 @Dipayannath2]

Wanderlust project completed 🚀
Built a full-stack app with REST APIs, CRUD, auth (Passport), reviews system, validation (Joi), MVC architecture, sessions & cookies, and clean UI.
Added image uploads (Multer + Cloudinary).
Deployed using MongoDB Atlas + Render 💻✨

link in cmnt

[Dipayan Nath 👨🏻‍💻 @Dipayannath2]

Wanderlust — Phase 3 (Part A) 🚀

Refactored to MVC architecture, used router.route() for cleaner routing, added image uploads with Multer, integrated Cloudinary for cloud storage, and stored image URLs in MongoDB.

Project getting closer to production-ready 💻✨

[Dipayan Nath 👨🏻‍💻 @Dipayannath2]

Wanderlust — Phase 2 (Part E) 🚀

Implemented authorization: added review ownership, displayed owner names, and ensured only the owner can delete their review.

Making the app more secure and closer to real-world systems 💻✨

[Dipayan Nath 👨🏻‍💻 @Dipayannath2]

Wanderlust — Phase 2 (Part C) 🚀

Learned about state in web apps, implemented Express sessions, used connect-flash for messages, explored res.locals, and configured cookies in session options.

Understanding how user state works is making apps feel more real 💻✨

[Dipayan Nath 👨🏻‍💻 @Dipayannath2]

Day 5/30 JS Challenge 🚀

Solved LeetCode 2626 (array reduce transformation). reduce() still confuses me, so I implemented the logic using a for loop instead.

Practicing step by step and getting better 💻
Open to better approaches 👇

[Dipayan Nath 👨🏻‍💻 @Dipayannath2]

@nitesh_singh5 Interested

[Dipayan Nath 👨🏻‍💻 @Dipayannath2]

Wanderlust — Phase 2 (Part B) 🚀

Learned Express Router for better code structure, worked with web cookies, used cookie-parser, and explored signed cookies for added security.

Backend is getting more modular and closer to real-world apps 💻✨

[Dipayan Nath 👨🏻‍💻 @Dipayannath2]

Day 3/30 JS Challenge 🚀

Solved LeetCode 2704 — built an expect function returning toBe & notToBe.
Used closures + lexical scope to compare values and throw errors.
Great practice on nested objects inside functions 💻

[Dipayan Nath 👨🏻‍💻 @Dipayannath2]

Wanderlust — Phase 2 (Part A) 🚀

Built the review system: created Review model, added form, handled submission, validations (Joi), rendering & styling.
Also used Mongoose middleware, $pull for deleting reviews, and cascade delete for listings.
Project getting more real 💻✨

[Dipayan Nath 👨🏻‍💻 @Dipayannath2]

Day 2/30 JS Challenge 🚀

Solved a problem using closures & lexical scope to return incrementing values (n, n+1, n+2). Used a counter approach (counter += 1).

Still exploring better approaches — open to feedback 👇