Approach
End to end, not just one layer
I like touching every part of a feature, from the database schema to the button someone clicks. That's where the interesting problems are.
Vol.01 / Issue.01 / 2026Portfolio — Developer Edition
System OnlineV 1.0.0
MohanishPingale
MohanishPingale
MohanishPingale
I write code because I love making things. Seeing an idea go from a blank screen to a working application never gets old.
LocationNashik, India
RoleFull Stack Eng.
StatusAvailable
StackTS / Next / MERN / Node
System Status: NominalDeployment: LocalhostCurrent Stack: React // Next.js // NodeActive Environment: ProductionOpen for Connections: Port 8080System Status: NominalDeployment: LocalhostCurrent Stack: React // Next.js // NodeActive Environment: ProductionOpen for Connections: Port 8080System Status: NominalDeployment: LocalhostCurrent Stack: React // Next.js // NodeActive Environment: ProductionOpen for Connections: Port 8080
Issue 02 / ProfileThe Engineer
About
The Engineer
BasedPune, India
FocusFull Stack
StatusSDE Intern
I'm a full stack developer based in Pune. I got into web development because I like making things people can actually use. Not just see, but click through, submit forms on, come back to.
I work mainly with React, Next.js, Node.js, Express, and MongoDB. The part I enjoy most is where frontend and backend shake hands & have talk with each other, getting the data flow right, making the UI respond the way it should.
What I care about
Things that work, not just look good
A polished UI means nothing if the data is wrong or the API is slow. I try to make both sides solid, the interface and the logic behind it.
Issue 03 / Technical SpecificationSpec Sheet
Technical
Specification
Grouped by what I actually do, not by buzzword. The stack I reach for when building full stack web applications.
Module
Specification
Components
Frontend
Build interfaces that handle real state across screen sizes — not just demo state.
ReactNext.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSSReduxResponsive UI
06
Backend
REST APIs, auth flows, database modeling. Backends that are straightforward to reason about.
Node.jsExpress.jsREST APIsJWT authMongoDBMongoose
06
Toolchain
Day-to-day tools for shipping reliably — version control, containers, testing.
GitDockerPostmanCI/CDZodJest
06
Issue 04 / Selected WorkSelected Works
Featured / 2026
Petty Revenge Note
A journaling app where you can write notes, post them, and let people comment and react. Full auth with JWT, Redux for state management, threaded comments, emoji reactions, and paginated feeds.
Next.jsReactRedux ToolkitTypeScriptNode.jsExpressMongoDBJWTZod
2026
Grove Crypto Tracker
Track your crypto portfolio in one place. Connects to CoinGecko for live prices, shows your holdings and transaction history in a clean dashboard.
Telemetry Log // git_contribution
Dev Activity Grid
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System Vitals // github
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Issue 05 / Operational HistoryTimeline
Operational
History
2026
Indux Technology
Full Stack Developer InternFeb 2026 – Present
Module // MagikPro & NutriNative
Two multi-tenant ecommerce products built on a shared backend. My work was mostly on the backend — building API routes, writing database queries, handling tenant-specific business logic, and making sure the data layer kept up with what the frontend needed.
Module // InduxCRM
An internal CRM tool where I worked across the stack — building out both the API and the frontend views. Handling everything from database schemas to the UI. It was the kind of project where you can't hide behind one side of the stack.