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@article{203068,
        author = {Sanket Sanjay Ravan and Sahil Pandurang Patil and Swapnil Shivaji Parte and Nitin Sanjay Gadkari and Mr. M. S. Vadagave},
        title = {DIGITOMIZE: A CENTRALIZED PLATFORM FOR COMPETITIVE PROGRAMMING AND PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {2026},
        volume = {12},
        number = {12},
        pages = {8550-8554},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=203068},
        abstract = {Today, as more and more students and employees are interested in competitive programming, there is a rise in the need for a platform that provides a more comprehensible and well-organized system for the users to learn. Fundamental knowledge of coding is currently available on numerous platforms used by programmers today namely LeetCode, Codeforces, CodeChef and HackerRank which already provided their own contests to join, collections of problems and their respective rating systems. Each platform has its own contributions but what makes it difficult for the user typically is how they need to jump from one tab to another among different accounts which makes it hard for them to assess their overall improvement status.
With the above in mind, we built digitomize, our open-source platform for coders. Rather than building a platform dedicated for coding, Digitomize is not “another platform for competitive coder” but rather serves as a decentralized “hub”, which connects with and displays the contest schedule, in-contest performance and achievement statistics from multiple open-source platforms. The users receive live push notifications for their in-bound coding contests, view progress reports as attractive infographics, and rightfully possess an index-linked consolidated portfolio of all the coding they do which updates on its own.
On the technology front, Digitomize uses a modern stack: React.js as front-end, Node.js as back-end and MongoDB as a database. All this makes the platform performant, scalable, flexible and responsive to future growth. First tests confirm positive results in terms of users' ability to find contests, engage with exercises and keep track of their journey as programmers.},
        keywords = {},
        month = {May},
        }