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DevSpace is a learning-focused platform built with Next.js, React, and Tailwind CSS. The main purpose of this project is to help students and developers understand how real-world APIs work by providing REST API keys along with example code.
It includes APIs like Product API, Book API, and Student API, so learners can practice fetching data, performing calculations, and working with real responses instead of fake dummy data.
Along with APIs, I’ve also built a collection of fully functional components and blocks, including:
• Shadcn components
• Custom React + Tailwind components (not just UI, but real working features)
Upcoming features:
Ready-made templates in React and MERN stack
Learning documentation for tools and languages like LangChain and Python
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