Jagmohan Singh

This is an SSH-like utility with a different purpose. This is used to run a command on multiple servers and get the output of all the commands on a single client according to the server's identity.

I started this was a personal project to monitor the services running on my cloud nodes using a single client. I coded this entire project in Python. The most interesting/challenging thing while doing this project was to get it running on multiple nodes.

This was an academic project which I did in college along with two other teammates. This is a web portal to provide convenience to student and teacher to manage their subjects and grades of respective subjects at one place along with registration for the semester.

I was in charge of doing the coding part of this project as my other teammates had the responsibility of getting the project requirement and presenting it.

I was the architect/programmer of this project, I defined the schema of the database and structure of the code and wrote the project using PHP, MySQL, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
This was my first big coding project so I learned quite a bit on the job.

Another academic project that I coded in college. This is a cross-platform tool written in python to scan the local network to find the hosts connected to the network, their MAC-addresses and the services running on them.

I was solely responsible for coding this project. I used Python, Bash script, and Nmap to code this project. I learned a lot on this project specifically about Nmap and Bash scripting.

This is a final year project that I did. It is a multiplayer online simulation game based on cybersecurity.

I was supposed to do this project with one of my fellow students, but he didn't intend to code so I ended up doing it alone.

I used PHP, MySQL, CodeIgniter, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS to code this project. The interesting thing I took from this project was that I became more familiar with web security.

An anonymous social network for expressing your feelings—aimed at those feelings that you feel are about to burst out, but that you want some anonymity for. This was a startup idea of mine and a college friend's; it's almost similar to Yik-Yak.

I was in charge of handling the tech part. I did the whole coding front-end and back-end. I wrote the back-end in PHP, MySQL, and CodeIgniter. For server purposes, I used Apache2 and Nginx for serving and proxying the request. This whole back-end I hosted using AWS. For the front-end part, I created an Android app for the same using native Android.

This was my first ever startup experience which made me realize that technology by itself is not enough to make a successful product.