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Just shipped a full-stack business listing platform — Biziffy.
Built with React/Next.js on the frontend and Node.js/Express on the backend, deployed on a Hostinger VPS (Ubuntu 24.04) with PM2 and Nginx.
Key things I handled on this one:
Google Location API integration for accurate business listings, pincode validation, sitemap and robots.txt setup for SEO, and complete VPS deployment from scratch via SSH.
The part I enjoyed most — getting the deployment pipeline clean so the client could manage updates without developer dependency.
Stack: React · Next.js · Node.js · Express · MongoDB · PM2 · Nginx · VPS
Live: biziffy.com
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