Building a Full-Stack Student Management System with React.js and NestJS

 

🚀 My Journey Creating a Student Management System 🌟

I'm excited to share my recent project — a Student Management System! This project gave me hands-on experience in building a full-stack application, enhancing both my frontend and backend development skills.

💡 Project Overview

The Student Management System is designed to help educational institutions efficiently manage student data, including enrollment, attendance, and performance. The goal was to create a user-friendly platform for both students and administrators.

🔨 Tech Stack Used

✅ Frontend: JavaScript, HTML, CSS, React.js
✅ Backend: TypeScript, NestJS, Node.js
✅ Database: MongoDB (with _id for unique identifiers)

🌟 Key Features

✔️ Student Registration – Easy registration with unique ID management
✔️ Attendance Tracking – Real-time updates on student attendance
✔️ Performance Reports – Generate and view student performance reports
✔️ Admin Panel – Secure access for administrators to manage student records

🚀 Challenges & Learnings

  • State Management: Managing complex state changes in React
  • Backend Communication: Ensuring smooth data flow between frontend and backend using NestJS
  • Data Consistency: Maintaining data integrity with MongoDB

🎯 Outcome

This project helped me strengthen my skills in full-stack development, problem-solving, and data management. It also taught me the importance of clean code and efficient API design.

👉 Check out the code here:
➡️ Frontend: https://github.com/dhisha25/Frontend1
➡️ Backend: https://github.com/dhisha25/Backend

I’m grateful for this learning experience and looking forward to improving it further. If you have any feedback or suggestions, feel free to drop a comment!

#ReactJS #NestJS #FullStackDevelopment #StudentManagementSystem #LearningByDoing

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