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https://github.com/kishan2029/nostalgiaa

Nostalgia is a MERN( MongoDB, Express JS, React, NodeJS) full stack application. Users can create a memory and revisit it to refresh it. It also includes functionalities like update and delete memory, like a memory and many more.
https://github.com/kishan2029/nostalgiaa

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Nostalgia is a MERN( MongoDB, Express JS, React, NodeJS) full stack application. Users can create a memory and revisit it to refresh it. It also includes functionalities like update and delete memory, like a memory and many more.

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## :dart: About
Created fullstack MERN application to help a developer to connect with other developers. Developer can view the profile of other developers even if they are not logged in. But if they want to create post or an interact with a post they must login. App is using github api to fetch the latest projects of the developer.
## :sparkles: Features

- Users can Sign In/ Sign Up
- Users can create/edit/delete memory which include topic, image and description.
- Users can like others' memories.
- Users can search memories.
- It gives suggestions about similar tags memories (Recommendation feature).
- Users can comment on memories.


## :rocket: Technologies

The following tools were used in this project:
- React.js
- Express.js
- MongoDB
- Node.js
- JSON web token
- Redux
- Material UI

## Deploy Link
https://nostalgiaa-app.netlify.app/

## :checkered_flag: Starting

```bash
# Run client
$ cd client
$ npm i # Install dependencies
$ npm run dev # starts development server
$ npm run start # starts production server

# Run client
$ cd server
$ npm i # Install dependencies
$ npm run dev # starts development server
$ npm run start # starts production server

# The server will initialize in the
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