My First Full Stack Adventure

My First Full Stack Adventure "ALONE"...

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Just Launched: My First Fullstack Project Journal Flame

After weeks of problem-solving, UI tweaking, and backend wrestling, I'm beyond excited to share Journal Flame, a minimalist fullstack journaling app — and my very first solo fullstack build from scratch.

✨ What It Does

Journal Flame is your daily thought companion, built to help you:

Log your accomplishments

️ Track your moods

Revisit what matters day by day

Whether you’re reflecting, decompressing, or just documenting life, this app gives you the space to do it with elegance and ease.

Built With

Next.js 13 App Router

MongoDB (via Mongoose & Compass)

Tailwind CSS for responsive styling

Framer Motion + Icons for aesthetic feedback

Full CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete)

Authentication-ready foundation

Why It Matters to Me

This wasn’t just a coding project. It was proof that I could plan, design, and execute something fullstack alone. From state management headaches to database modeling, I pushed through every late night to get this done.

I wanted something personal, useful, and emotionally aware, and Journal Flame became that.

Built entirely by me, no teams, no templates, just vision, patience, and persistence.

Try it here: https://journal-flame.netlify.app/

I’d love your thoughts, feedback, or support!

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