If you're a developer, it's important to have a portfolio that showcases your skills and experience. It may not be enough to simply show off your code—you'll need to share more about what you've done and why it's impressive. This a portfolio website built with React, Prisma and NestJS.
This project has 2 sub-folders - frontend and backend.
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Frontend
All the design has been generated with tailwindcss. Find all the theme related configuration inside tailwind.config.js
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.
This project is integrated with a Tailwind CSS setup, a new utility-first css framework, in an CRA environment. You can read more over on Getting Started with Tailwind.
Figma: https://www.figma.com/file/7rSTh3w3EF5XVvEbi8BYeA/Portfolio?node-id=4%3A1630
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Backend
For the backend, Prisma and NestJs is used.
Prisma is next-generation Node.js and TypeScript ORM used to Perform database operations. For this project, SQLite database is used to store and retrieve data using Prisma.
NestJs A progressive Node.js framework for building efficient, reliable and scalable server-side applications. For this project a backend server, accessible through REST APIs to store and retrieve data from the database.
In this portfolio, following sections are covered.
- Basic Information with resume download
- Skills
- Services
- Price Plans
- Recommendations
- Education
- Work History
- Portfolio
- Medium Blogs
- Contact
- Nodejs version >= 14
- NestJs version >= 9
- Prisma version >=4
Front-end runs on port:3000 and backend runs on port:8081.
- from the root
cd portfolio-frontend && npm i - from the root
cd portfolio-backend && npm i - create .env with variable
DATABASE_URL="file:folio.db"file inportfolio-backendfolder and runnpx prisma generatewhen you are running the project for the first time. - from the root
npm start
Note: This project is setup in such a way that you can start the server and client from the root folder using
npm start
├── portfolio
│ ├── portfolio-frontend --- client
│ ├── portfolio-backend --- server
├── package.json
├── README.md
Detailed folder structure is inside the readme of respective folder.