I Deployed my Project frontend(client) part on Vercel. so you can check it out 👇
https://dotblogs.vercel.app/

I Deployed my Project backend(api) part on Render.com. so you can check it out 👇
https://dotblogs.onrender.com/api/v1

Developed a fully functional and responsive blogging website using MERN stack, hosted on Render.com for back-end and Vercel for front-end. Implemented features allowing users to write, edit,delete, and share their blog posts, as well as add high-quality images to their content using Cloudinary and Multer for image uploading at the back-end. User input was gathered using React Quill, a rich text editor, to allow bloggers to create content in a more user-friendly format. Password encryption using bcryptjs and user authentication through JSON Web Tokens (JWT) was also implemented for secure user access. Built using React.js and pure CSS for a modern and sleek design.

• MERN stack (MongoDB, Express, React.js, Node.js) Render.com and Vercel for hosting
• Cloudinary and Multer for image uploading at the backend
• React Quill for user input
• bcrypt.js for password encryption
• JSON Web Tokens (JWT) for user authentication
• React.js and pure CSS for front-end development
• Responsive design and user-friendly interface implementation

  git clone https://github.com/shyamtala003/blogging-site

frontend set-up

Then, navigate to the project directory and then goto client folder and install the required dependencies:

cd blogging-site/client
npm install

then set the following environment variables in .env (📌 paste backend api url)

VITE_API_URL=http://localhost:4000/api/v1

Then, run command

npm run dev

backend set-up

cd ..
cd blogging-site/api
npm install

then set the following environment variables in .env (📌 for backend)

PORT=4000
MONGO_URL=your mongdb url

JWT_SECRET=your secret
JWT_EXPIRY=2d
COOKIE_EXPIRY=2

CORS_ORIGIN=http://localhost:5173

CLOUD_NAME=get from cloudinary 
API_KEY=get from cloudinary 
API_SECRET=get from cloudinary 

Then, run command

npm run dev

• @shyamtala