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A web-based point-of-sale application I built to help businesses manage sales, inventory, receipts and staff across multiple outlets.
Built with React, TypeScript and Material UI on the frontend, and Django REST Framework with PostgreSQL on the backend. Features include stock tracking, sales reports, PDF receipts, staff permissions and real-time notifications.
The project draws on my experience running a retail business, with a focus on making everyday sales and stock management easier.
My role: Full-stack design and development.
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🚀 Introducing WanderLust — My Full-Stack Web Development Project
I built WanderLust, a full-stack booking web application using Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB, and EJS.
✨ Key features:
User authentication and authorization
Create, edit, and manage property listings
Reviews and booking functionality
Image uploads using Cloudinary
Interactive maps with Mapbox
Search and category filters
🛠️ Tech Stack: JavaScript, Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB, Mongoose, EJS, Passport.js, Cloudinary, and Mapbox.
This project helped me strengthen my backend development, database integration, authentication, and deployment skills.
I'm a junior full-stack developer interested in building useful web applications and collaborating on real-world projects.
🔗 Live Demo: https://wanderlust-tphz.onrender.com
💻 GitHub: https://github.com/Aabi-dev10/WanderLust
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did you build the reviews and booking flow first?