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Cloudanix,
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Ayush Bulbule
@AyushB24
Software Developer
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Engineer, Cloudanix
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PICT Labs
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Fashion Store a MERN app like Myntra [23JUL2021]
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Config files for my GitHub profile.
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Calametex is a decentralized crowdfunding platform built on the Polygon blockchain. It enables users to create and contribute to fundraising campaigns securely using cryptocurrency, ensuring transparency and immutability.
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At Cloudanix, I work as a Software Engineering Intern contributing to both backend (Rails, APIs, databases) and frontend (JavaScript, AJAX, UI/UX) development. I build scalable features like cloud insights, pagination, authentication (OAuth/SAML), and enhance the security dashboard UX, helping users monitor and secure their cloud environments.
Cloudanix,
Your one stop solution to buy sell and own ens name provided with and arcana authentication and user friendly ui that enhance the user experience and make very easy to buy and sell the ens names.
DENS is a web app that offers a platform for buying and selling Ethereum Name Service (ENS) domains. The website is designed with a clean and user-friendly interface, making it easy for users to navigate and perform their desired tasks. Our main aim behind designing the website is to develop a decentralized platform for buying and selling domains. To develop this platform, we have used Quicknode as an RPC provider and arcana for authentication and wallet purposes. On the Buyens pages, users can search for available ENS domains using specific keywords, or browse through the list of available domains. Users can simply click on the "Buy Now" button to buy a domain and follow the checkout process. On the listens page the user can sell his owned domains. The listed ENS then get available on the Buyens page. The website uses an arcana wallet which is accessible on mobile also and we do not need to have other wallet apps to install on our mobile. By using arcana wallet, we have enabled this site to be useful on desktop and mobile. This enhances user experience and due to this users do not need to have other wallet extensions installed. Overall, DENS is a comprehensive platform for buying ENS domains, offering a range of features and tools to make the process as easy and streamlined as possible. Whether you're a buyer DENS is the go-to destination for all your ENS domain needs.
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