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k_nilesh

@k_nilesh

Joined June 1st, 2026

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I enjoy building websites, developing applications, exploring robotics, and continuously learning new technologies...
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I built 645 Run Club, a running community platform designed to bring runners together through runs, challenges, events, and community activities. The most challenging part was making the website functional beyond just the frontend, especially working with the backend, APIs, data handling, and fixing unexpected bugs. I’m proud that I took an idea and turned it into a real working project while learning how different parts of a full-stack application connect together. To test it, people can visit the 645 Run Club website, explore the available features, and sign up or log in where required to experience the platform.

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645 Run Club is a community-based running platform/club that I’m building to bring people together through running and fitness. The idea is to create a space where people can join runs, participate in challenges and events, track their progress, and stay motivated with a community. I’m currently working on the website and backend, making the platform functional and building the features needed to manage members, runs, events, and communication.

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I made a Password Generator that creates strong, random passwords using letters, numbers, and special characters. The challenging part was handling different password lengths and character options while keeping the generation random. I’m proud that I built a useful project from scratch and improved my JS and problem-solving skills. To test it, simply run the program, choose the desired password length and options, and it will generate a random password.

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I built an AI-powered Telegram bot using Python that allows users to chat with Google’s Gemini AI directly through Telegram. The bot receives user messages, sends them to the Gemini API for processing, and returns intelligent, context-aware responses in real time.

The most challenging part was integrating multiple APIs and ensuring smooth communication between Telegram and the Gemini API while handling errors, invalid inputs, and maintaining a reliable conversation flow. Deploying the bot so it could run continuously without interruptions was another valuable learning experience.

I’m proud that this is a fully functional project that people can actually use. It helped me gain practical experience with API integration, backend development, debugging, and cloud deployment, making it one of my first real-world applications.

To test the project, simply open the Telegram bot, send a message or use the available commands, and start chatting with the AI. An active internet connection is required, and the bot must be running on the deployed server for it to respond.

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I built this Telegram bot to provide users with an AI-powered chat experience directly inside Telegram. The project started by creating the bot through BotFather and setting up the development environment in Python. I then integrated the Telegram Bot API to handle user messages, commands, and interactions, ensuring the bot could communicate efficiently with users.

Telegram Bot API: Used BotFather to create the bot, implemented command handling, message processing, and conversation flow using Python.

Google Gemini AI: Integrated the Gemini API to generate intelligent, context-aware responses while handling errors and invalid inputs gracefully.

Deployment & Optimization: Thoroughly tested the bot, fixed bugs, optimized performance, and deployed it on a cloud platform for reliable 24/7 availability.

The project gave me hands-on experience with API integration, backend development, and deploying real-world applications. It also helped me understand how to structure scalable bot logic, manage external services, and improve the overall user experience.
If you try the bot, I’d really appreciate your feedback or suggestions—they’ll help me make future versions even better!

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This project is an AI-powered Telegram chatbot developed using Python, the Telegram Bot API, and Google Gemini API. It enables users to interact with an intelligent virtual assistant directly within Telegram. The bot understands natural language queries, generates accurate and context-aware responses, and delivers them instantly. The project follows a modular code structure, making it easy to customize, extend with new features, and deploy on cloud platform name Railway.

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Password Generator –> My Latest React Project

I built a Password Generator using React, Vite, and Tailwind CSS that helps users create strong, secure, and customizable passwords in just a click.

Key Features : it can generate secure random passwords, customize password length, uppercase & lowercase options, numbers & special characters options and it has one-click copy to clipboard feature.

Fast and responsive user experience project made with react with understanding of React Hooks, state management, event handling, and Tailwind CSS.

I’d love to hear your feedback! Feel free to try it out and let me know what features you’d like to see in the next version.

visit: https://password-generator-sandy-zeta.vercel.app/

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I built Square Dodger, a browser-based arcade game using only HTML, CSS, and JavaScript where players control a square and dodge falling enemy blocks to achieve the highest possible score. The most challenging part was implementing smooth collision detection, maintaining consistent game performance, and balancing the difficulty so the game becomes more challenging without feeling unfair. I’m proud of creating a complete, responsive game without using any external libraries or frameworks while keeping the gameplay simple, polished, and enjoyable. To test the project, simply open the game in any modern web browser, use the Left/Right Arrow keys or A/D to move, avoid the falling blocks, try to survive as long as possible to increase your score, and use the Restart button to play again after a Game Over.

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Square Dodger is a lightweight browser-based arcade game built with pure HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Control your square, dodge falling enemy blocks, and survive as long as possible while your score increases. The game features responsive gameplay, progressive difficulty, real-time score tracking, keyboard controls (Arrow Keys/A-D), and a restart option after Game Over—all without using any external libraries or frameworks.

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I built a Password Generator using React, Vite, and Tailwind CSS that creates secure, customizable passwords with options for length, uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and special characters. The most challenging part was implementing the password generation logic while ensuring all selected character types worked correctly and building a responsive, user-friendly interface. I’m proud of completing a polished React project that strengthened my understanding of state management, event handling, and UI development. To test it, simply choose your preferred options, generate a password, and use the Copy button to copy it instantly.

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Password Generator –> My Latest React Project

I built a Password Generator using React, Vite, and Tailwind CSS that helps users create strong, secure, and customizable passwords in just a click.

Key Features : it can generate secure random passwords, customize password length, uppercase & lowercase options, numbers & special characters options and it has one-click copy to clipboard feature.

Fast and responsive user experience project made with react with understanding of React Hooks, state management, event handling, and Tailwind CSS.

I’d love to hear your feedback! Feel free to try it out and let me know what features you’d like to see in the next version.

visit: https://password-generator-sandy-zeta.vercel.app/

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I built a Tic-Tac-Toe game using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, featuring two-player gameplay, winner detection, draw detection, and sound effects to make the experience more engaging. The most challenging part was implementing the game logic correctly and ensuring all winning and draw conditions worked smoothly without bugs. I’m proud of taking the project from an idea to a fully functional game and publishing it online, which helped me strengthen my JavaScript skills and understanding of web development. To test the project, simply open the live link in any modern web browser and start playing by taking turns on the grid until a winner is declared or the game ends in a draw.

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🎮 Just shipped my Tic-Tac-Toe Game!

Built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, this project helped me practice DOM manipulation, game logic, event handling, and responsive web design.

✨ Features:
• Interactive gameplay
• Win & Draw detection
• Sound effects
• Restart functionality
• Responsive design

This is one of the projects I’ve built while learning web development, and I’m excited to keep improving it with new features in future updates.

🔗 GitHub: [https://github.com/k-nilesh04/tic-tac-toe]
🎮 Live Demo: [https://k-nilesh04.github.io/tic-tac-toe/]

Feedback is always welcome!

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