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Kathmandu, NepalThe Backend EditionEst. 2021

The personal record of a backend developer

Wednesday 5 August 2026Vol. ISelected works & notesPrice: one coffee
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Full-Stack Platform

CMS

College Management System — dynamic school/college website

School/college management system with dynamic website builder and academic tools like attendance and results.

Filed under
Full-Stack Platform
Role
Backend developer
Status
Production
Stack
4 technologies
Exhibit F — recovered from a client deploymentConfirmed
Exhibit Frecovered from a client deployment

The brief

CMS is a full-featured school and college management platform built using Angular and Spring Boot. It allows institutions to register, build their own profile and dynamic websites by choosing from templates, and manage academic operations like attendance, routine, and results.

The findings

  1. 01

    Institution registration and profile setup

  2. 02

    Dynamic website builder with templates

  3. 03

    Routine and attendance management

  4. 04

    Result publishing and academic tools

  5. 05

    User role management

  6. 06

    Custom theme and styling for websites

Backend developer specializing in Java and Spring Boot. Building scalable, reliable systems that power modern applications. This broadsheet is hand-set in Caslon and Franklin.

The desk

Tech stack

  • Java & Spring Boot
  • MySQL & PostgreSQL
  • Docker & Microservices
  • JWT & OAuth2
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System up since 2021 · Building backend systems · Learning new technologies · Contributing to open source

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