LibreBooks
View LibreBooks project detailsHigh-performance open book library and reader with offline caching and Supabase auth
- Book Library
- Reader
- Supabase
- Next.js
- Open Source
—About Himesh Dua
Hi, I'm Himesh
Self-taught full-stack developer building scalable, high-performance web applications in the React ecosystem.
About
I started my development journey in by enrolling in the HDSE (Higher Diploma in Software Engineering) program at Aptech Learning. Within six months, I independently learned React and now focus on mastering the React ecosystem while continuously learning new technologies.
Skills
Technologies and tools I regularly use to design, build, and ship production-ready web applications.
- MongoDB
- Laravel
- React
- Bootstrap
- Supabase
- PHP
- Prisma ORM
- TypeScript
- C#
- Dart
- Appwrite
- Github
- Next.js
- JavaScript
- Express.js
- MySQL
- Node.js
- Git
- Tailwind CSS
- Firebase
- Framer Motion
My Projects
Check out my latest work
I've worked on a variety of projects, from simple websites to complex web applications. Here are a few of my favorites.
FiveServices
View FiveServices project detailsFiverr-style full-stack marketplace with real-time chat, presence, and monorepo architecture
- Marketplace
- Real-time Chat
- Monorepo
- Next.js
- Socket.IO
NetNest
View NetNest project detailsReal-time E-commerce web app connecting customers with local ISP vendors
- E-commerce
- ISP
- Real-time
- Laravel
- Pusher
BetterKFC Clone
View BetterKFC Clone project detailsKFC Pakistan UI Clone with Cart + Admin Dashboard
- Food Delivery
- E-commerce
- Clone
- Admin Panel
- Next.js
MovieBox
View MovieBox project detailsLaravel-based movie ticket platform with admin panel
- Movie Tickets
- Booking System
- Laravel
- E-commerce
- Admin
DevGrade
View DevGrade project detailsSkill & hireability scoring for dev GitHub profiles
- GitHub
- Analytics
- Scoring
- Developer Tools
- Metrics
Blog
My First Experience Building a Desktop App with C#
Last week, I built my first desktop app in C# — a simple login form connected to SQL Server. It completely changed how I see desktop development.
#blog#c##learning
