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got my first client. a private institute needed a full test platform built from scratch. I said yes. Backend MVP is done. Frontend starts now. Documenting everything publicly Here's the full architecture 👇

@sarkar_biswa007 Thanks bro

@Rishikesh04code Great

got my first client. a private institute needed a full test platform built from scratch. I said yes. Backend MVP is done. Frontend starts now. Documenting everything publicly Here's the full architecture 👇

@AaryaPathak13 Small scale for now, it's for a private institute so limited students and admins. But built it to scale if needed

@Rishikesh04code No of expected users?

working on my 1st client project. backend MVP is done - auth+role based access -student approval flow -Qn Bank+answer protection -test creation+submission - result locking until test ends -dashboards,analytics,leaderboard, attendance frontend in progress. open to feedback :)

@rinku_01X Appreciate it 🙏 But it's a client project so can't open it up right now, let's stay connected, might collab on something in the future

@Rishikesh04code Bro if you want a team member l am happy to work with you 💯

@j3y3deka3 Great work 👏

I built a lightweight Git clone from scratch in C++. It implements the core mechanics of Git and relies entirely on a custom content-addressable storage model and cryptographic hashing (SHA-1) to immutably track a repository's linear history graph. Key features: - Secure Hashing: Staging a file immediately hashes its raw binary content and drops it into a hidden `.vcc/objects/` database. - Perfect Deduplication: Since `Blob` objects drop all file metadata (names, permissions), any duplicated string of text or code across branches maps to the exact same Blob hash, saving space automatically. - Immutability: Commits securely enclose the parent commit hash and the root Tree metadata. You cannot alter past history without completely invalidating the generated cryptographic graph. - Time-travel Checkouts: The `checkout` command parses a Commit hash, unrolls the parent directory Tree, locates every referenced Blob, and deterministically overwrites your local working directory to perfectly recreate that snapshot in time. Supported commands: i) `init`, ii) `add`, iii) `commit`, iv) `log`, v) `checkout`, and even securely respects a `.vccignore` parameter. I have documented the proper steps to set it up including the steps for commands in github. check out the repo here: github.com/Jyotishmoy12/V… I'd love to hear your feedback or any architectural suggestions! #versioncontrol #git #internals #programming #software #buildinpublic #github #datastructure Diagram:

@HarshJain_Coder Keep grinding 🔥

Today's log: - 5x 1400 rated problems - 5x problems in div 4 contest - Leetcode POTD

@ciatelarlanta haha never 😭. backend is airtight :)

@Rishikesh04code Keep a backdoor for the students please 😂😂😂

@hyeeshred Let's goo..

@Rishikesh04code Go-getter 🔥

@Aditya_181105 Sure

@Rishikesh04code Let's connect

People in tech, let’s connect 👋 Trying to be active here and share more of my learning + building journey. Looking to connect with people into: - Frontend - Backend - Full Stack - web3 - DevOps - DSA - AI / ML - Open Source - Freelancing - Startups - UI / UX - Tech #connect

@Piyush717177 Thanks :) still a student honestly... load balancer is planned architecture for when it scales , MVP is simple for now, just wanted to think ahead from day one....

@Rishikesh04code Damn bro, load balancer for a mvp.... you really seems to be experienced developer.🫡

@mynkjd_ Yep! AWS SES makes more sense if everything is already on AWS infra ,keeps it all in one ecosystem and more cost effective too. Thanks for suggestion will keep this in mind for the deployment phase..

@Rishikesh04code I would suggest using AWS SES for your Email Service, keeping in mind that you're going to deploy this on AWS Infra.

@VictorCodesHdot Thanks man !

@Rishikesh04code this is really nice boss

@RajMane_17 honestly my 1st one came through my personal network, just told people around me what I was building and it happened naturally. start there 1st, like local businesses, anyone who needs a system or a tool. 1st client is always closer than u think nd build in public that helped too

@Rishikesh04code Hey bro, I'm looking forward to starting freelancing. Can you suggest how I can land my first client? It would be really helpful.

@infinity_hu_yrr thanks! Yep EC2 is solid for production planning to start with Render/Railway to keep it simple, might move to EC2 as it scales ..

@Rishikesh04code Great Architecture bro, use AWS EC2 for hosting

@AYOOBBHAT1 it's a client project so can't make it public right now but will be documenting everything, architecture, decisions, build process publicly..

@Rishikesh04code Can you share GitHub repo link

@rmenyawovor Sure let's connect!!

@Rishikesh04code Would love to connect. I'm a CS undergrad doing full stack and I'm into startups

@Moksh167 👋 hello

@Rishikesh04code Hi

@craft_withcode thanks a lot.. wanted to plan everything properly before touching the code...

@Rishikesh04code It's crazy i really like how you set up everything nicely

@Deepanshu_212 Thanks

@Rishikesh04code AWESOME

@RasheshWithAi for making architecture diagram I used eraser.io

@Rishikesh04code Which tool you are using bro I'm not aware of it