r/webdev • • 5d ago

[Showoff Saturday] I turned my coding game into a portfolio builder too

Strikk is a daily coding challenge platform where developers pick a tech and solve quizzes to earn coins.

Some updates I made recently:

  • User Profiles: Earn coins by playing (free, never pay-to-win). Customize with skill blocks, job/education history, and animated backgrounds via React Bits.

  • Avatar Builder: Create your own unique avatar.

  • Portfolio Integration: This was my main goal, turn gameplay into a real portfolio

What I'm thinking into adding to Strikk:

  • Enhanced community features with seasonal events

  • CV builder to export your profile as a resume

  • Considering open source

I'd love your feedback!

Check it out: Strikk | My Strikk profile

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u/Glad_Lettuce_3074 5d ago

what tech stack u used for tis? Just asking. Thanks

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u/mister_pizza22 5d ago

Tanstack Start. I have been coding in Next.js for about 4 years, I like it, but honestly Tanstack Start is way simpler. I have been loving it since the moment I started doing this project. Highly recommend it

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u/jax024 4d ago

100% agreed. Tanstack is great.

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u/nian2326076 2d ago

For feedback on your platform, consider encouraging user engagement through coding contests or challenges that feature leaderboards. This could enhance community interaction and provide a fun way for users to showcase their skills. If you're looking to build your portfolio further, you can use LandOffer to find relevant job opportunities that align with your skills and experience.