Internship - II (IT446)

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Internship - II (IT446) Full Stack Intern

This internship started from 14th April to 15th July. it was a three months internship at Dev Squirrel private limited.

My Role

Position Title: Full Stack Developer Intern
Start Date: April 14, 2022
End Date: July 14, 2022
Stipend: Performance based (Range of Rs. 1k 4k / month worked o n project)

My Responsibilities

  • Maintaining & updating websites based on React / NextJS
  • Developing & maintaining APIs
  • Writing clear, maintainable and testable code

Tools and Technologies

  • ReactJS / NextJS
  • NodeJS
  • AWS
  • DynamoDB
  • Lambda
  • Supabase
  • Redis

Work done during Internship

1st month

  • Initially for the 1st week some basic training was provided which include understanding the project and updating some minor modification to the code.
  • Understanding the Frontend part which was in NextJS and Optimizing the site by removing the unused components and css.

2nd month

  • Updating certificate page in NextJS
  • Adding Domain Whitelabelling feature
  • Added SMTP settings
  • APIs for collecting and showing analytics in the app

3rd month

  • Wallet APIs
  • Implementing Stripe Checkout with webhook
  • Working with blockchain, minting NFTs certificates

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