R-Networx, a pioneering startup in the supply chain and manufacturing realm, introduced its MVP web product aimed at revolutionizing supply chain management. The platform empowers clients to seamlessly create accounts, input data on a weekly basis, and leverage the system's analytical capabilities. The product, a potent amalgamation of predictive analysis, risk management, and other features, delivers insights into potential shortages or surpluses in inventory.

Entrusted with the frontend development, I played a pivotal role in bringing the R-Networx vision to life. Working in tandem with the available design, I crafted a dynamic website. This involved the integration of APIs, with Node.js orchestrating the communication as a router between the frontend and the backend, where PostgreSQL and a Java server played integral roles in managing and processing the data.

Embracing the project presented the opportunity to delve into the intricacies of UI design, where I extensively explored and implemented the Material UI component library. This not only enriched the visual appeal of the website but also contributed to a more streamlined and cohesive user experience.

The project served as my gateway into the realm of PostgreSQL, allowing me to work closely with this powerful relational database management system. Navigating through data structures, optimizing queries, and ensuring seamless integration with the frontend became integral aspects of my role.

R-Networx introduced me to the realm of monitoring tools, and I had the opportunity to explore and implement tools like Prometheus. This experience broadened my understanding of the importance of robust monitoring in ensuring the stability and performance of web applications.