Zniply is my personal project: a snippet manager built for developers who often forget less common structures. I built it entirely on my own, paying attention to every detail. It's a medium-large project using the MERN stack with TypeScript across the entire flow.

Key features include: traditional authentication and OAuth (GitHub / Google via Passport), snippet creation and editing using TipTap (code blocks + highlighting), favorites, landing page, tutorials, contact page, and SEO for the entire project.

Guests can create up to 3 snippets. When logging in, the app asks whether you want to keep them, delete them, or assign them to another account — and the app won't ask again until the next login. Search is indexed, and results are ranked by number of likes (most popular first).

I implemented sanitization, strong user-content validations, and secure session handling. The frontend is deployed on Vercel and the backend on Render.

• OAuth integration with Passport (Google + GitHub) and UX flow.
• Advanced use of TipTap for snippet editing and code block handling with highlighting.
• Designing and executing a data migration strategy for guest snippets on account creation.
• Building an indexed search system ranking results by likes.
• Strong security for user-generated content using sanitize-html and server-side validation.
• Performance, UX polish, and scalability in a full-stack project fully built by me.