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I recently finished my new developer portfolio, and this one is different from anything I’ve built before. Instead of making another static portfolio, I wanted to turn it into an interactive digital experience where every section has something to explore. ✨ What’s inside? 🤖 Interactive 3D Hero A cute 3D greeting robot whose head follows the cursor, creating a small but delightful first interaction. 🧩 Skills as a Playground No boring grid of skill cards. You can drag and drop the technology icons around the play area and interact with them. 💻📱 Projects in Device Interfaces Projects are presented through laptop and mobile interfaces, allowing visitors to experience the landing pages, check responsiveness, and access live links or demo videos. 🏆 Elegant Certificates Section A clean certificate showcase with a dedicated side menu for easy navigation. 📬 Professional Contact & Social Section A minimal, polished contact area with social links designed to make connecting effortless. The goal wasn’t just to showcase my work. It was to make the portfolio itself part of the work. Built with a strong focus on UI/UX, interaction, responsiveness, and modern web development. I’d love to know what you think. Which section caught your attention first? 👀 live link : https://arhamdev.vercel.app/ #WebDevelopment #FrontendDevelopment #FullStackDeveloper #React #NextJS #UIUX #Portfolio #WebDesign #JavaScript #Developer

Today was less about adding flashy features and more about making the backend actually reliable. 🔧 Fixed the VIVID FastAPI backend deployment 🗄️ Added the Products database model and API 📦 Built Products CRUD — Create, Read, Update & Delete 🧪 Tested product persistence 💬 Fixed the feedback deletion persistence issue 💾 Learned how persistent storage works with Northflank 📁 Moved the SQLite database onto a persistent `/data` volume 🌐 Debugged CORS errors and deployment failures 🧠 Learned how to read server logs and actually diagnose backend problems One of today's biggest lessons: A feature working in the UI doesn't necessarily mean the backend is working correctly. Today I got deeper into understanding the full flow: Frontend → API → Database → Persistent Storage 🚀 Now I'm looking for beta testers for VIVID V2.0. I want to build V2.0 around real user feedback instead of guessing what people want. If you'd like to test VIVID and share what you liked, what frustrated you, and what features you'd want in V2.0, I'd love to hear from you. https://www.vividedit.online Still building VIVID step by step — learning by actually building. Tomorrow, we build more. ⚡ #VIVID #VIVID20 #BuildInPublic #BetaTesting #BetaTesters #AI #VideoEditing #FastAPI #Python #React #SQLite #Northflank #WebDevelopment #LearningByBuilding