Developed a comprehensive web-based Student Assessment & Marksheet Management System for large-sc...

Developed a comprehensive web-based Student Assessment & Marksheet Management System for large-sc...Developed a comprehensive web-based Student Assessment & Marksheet Management System for large-sc...

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Omair Tanveer

• Jul 18

Developed a comprehensive web-based Student Assessment & Marksheet Management System for large-scale educational data collection and reporting. The platform streamlines student registration, marks entry, roster management, attendance tracking, and performance reporting across multiple schools through a centralized dashboard.

The system enables field teams and administrators to efficiently manage thousands of student records while maintaining data accuracy and generating real-time reports.

Backend Development JavaScript Laravel MySQL

daniel linus

• Jul 27

Completed a secure Stripe payment integration for a web application, including checkout flow, payment confirmation, webhooks, and backend verification. The platform now processes payments smoothly with a secure and scalable architecture.🚀

Next.js TypeScript Stripe Low-Code/No-Code Development React Native Development

daniel linus

• Jul 27

Spent today fixing multiple Expo EAS Build issues that prevented an Android APK from being generated. Resolved dependency conflicts, SDK version mismatches, Gradle configuration, and native build errors to deliver a successful production-ready build.

Expo React Native JavaScript Low-Code/No-Code Development React Native Development

Sunday Moses

• Jul 27

Your Supabase app is working… but your database is still exposed? 🔐 One mistake I see developers make is setting up authentication and forgetting about Row Level Security (RLS).

If you're using Supabase, don't just create your tables and move on.

Make sure you:

✅ Enable RLS on your tables ✅ Create policies for who can read data ✅ Create policies for who can insert or update data ✅ Never expose sensitive service keys in the frontend ✅ Test your policies with different user accounts

Authentication tells you who the user is. RLS helps control what they can access.

Have you ever had an RLS policy block something that should have worked? 👇