A toolkit to create, launch and monitor SLURM jobs over existing python scripts.
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A clean, responsive UI for managing job applications, interviews and offers - built with React and Material-UI
react graphql-client graphql frontend single-page-app material-ui job-application job-tracker job-hunting frontend-development jobhunt job-hunt jobhunting job-application-management interview-tracker job-tracking
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A backend API built with Java Spring Reactive and GraphQL to track job applicatoins, manager interviews and monitor job offers efficiently.
graphql spring-boot reactive-programming webapp job-application graphql-api job-tracker spring-webflux spring-reactive backend-service backend-api job-hunting backend-development job-hunt job-application-management job-tracking
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This is a dynamic MERN stack app designed for job seekers to manage and monitor their job applications effortlessly. Users can categorize jobs as pending, interview scheduled, or declined, with full CRUD functionality. Visualize your job data through interactive area and bar charts for insightful analysis.
nodejs mongodb react-router styled-components reactjs expressjs axios cloudinary recharts jwt-authentication multer mern-stack react-toastify job-tracking tanstack-react-query
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Apr 26, 2024 - JavaScript
If you are somebody who sends tons of applications to the company every week, then this application is for you. Using this app you can keep track of your relationship with the companies that you apply.
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May 31, 2023 - TypeScript
Here I am tracking all the software developer job that have received, processed and communicated with me
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