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Hi everyone, ❤ I recently developed my first dynamic web application using Angular, leveraging its powerful features to create a seamless user experience. Here are some highlights: Component-Based Architecture: Built with reusable components for better maintainability and scalability. TypeScript Integration: Utilized TypeScript for enhanced code quality and error detection during development. Single-Page Application (SPA): Enabled smooth navigation and dynamic content updates without full page reloads. Dependency Injection: Simplified service management, making the application easier to test and maintain. Two-Way Data Binding: Ensured automatic synchronization between the model and view, streamlining data handling. Benefits of This Project: Enhanced Productivity: The Angular CLI accelerated development with streamlined project management. Improved Performance: Optimized rendering and change detection for quick load times and responsiveness. Robust Ecosystem: Access to a wealth of libraries and community support for ongoing development. This project not only honed my skills in Angular but also reinforced my passion for building efficient, high-quality web applications. I'm excited to continue exploring new technologies and contributing to innovative projects! Feel free to connect if you're interested in discussing Angular or web development in general! 💻✨ Feel free to modify any part of this summary to better match your voice or specific details about the project! you can find the demo here: https://lnkd.in/dqUwZY7j repo of project: https://lnkd.in/dWAXR524 #frontend #hiring #route #html #css #Aagular #FullStack

Looking to land your next role in Web3? 👀 Here's a tip to get your application noticed by us: Don’t apply for just any role you think you can do. Instead, target jobs where your experience matches the requirements as closely as possible—and make sure your CV reflects it with evidence and results. Recruiters won't submit 'wildcard' candidates. We only put forward those who align with the job criteria. So, when submitting your application, use bullet points to clearly showcase your experience that meets the 'required' aspects of the role. Give yourself the best chance by focusing on fit. Have you noticed anything else has worked well for you? Share a tip for a fellow job hunter below! ⬇️

A week into my web development journey, and it’s been an exciting ride so far! Over the past 7 days, I’ve dived deeper into building and refining my skills, with a particular focus on improving both the design and functionality of my projects. 💻✨ 📈 What I’ve Learned So Far: Enhanced my understanding of HTML5 structure and CSS3 styling techniques. Gained hands-on experience using Bootstrap for responsive web design and grid systems. Implemented interactive features to improve user experience. Explored media queries to make my websites mobile-first and adaptable to all screen sizes. 🔧 Key Project Updates: I’ve been refining my static podcast website to improve layout, aesthetics, and responsiveness across devices. Added more interactive elements like hover effects and call-to-action buttons to make the website more engaging. Focused on optimizing images and performance for faster load times. 💡 Next Steps: Continue exploring JavaScript for dynamic content. Start experimenting with more advanced CSS techniques (animations, transitions). Begin working on backend concepts to make my websites more dynamic in the future. The journey is just beginning, and I’m excited to keep pushing myself further! Stay tuned for more updates. 💪 #WebDevelopment #FrontendDevelopment #HTML #CSS #Bootstrap #WebDesign #LearningToCode #Day7 #WebDevJourney #Coding #ccbp #nxtwave

Hello Everyone! I'm excited to share that I recently completed a fun project: a Todo List application built with React.js! 🎉 Key Features: 01. Add Todos: Easily add new tasks to your list. 02. Remove Todos: Remove tasks once they are completed. 03. Interactive UI: Simple and user-friendly interface. Live Link : https://lnkd.in/g3qm8cKY #react #reactjs #ES6 #javaScript #CSS

Are you struggling to land a web3 job despite sending out many applications? First let me even ask you this: Sir/Ma, Does your social media profile accurately represent who you are and what you're applying for? Remember, Web3 is different from Web2. It's not just about who you know or getting hired through connections. With only 20 days left to end the year, it's time to shift your mindset and showcase your true self online. You will see great changes next year✍️

Submit Your Answer or Career Story and Build Your Interview Profile Priyanka, Web Developer answered **Describe a time when you identified a critical bug in a product, worked with the development team to find the root cause, and implemented a solution to prevent similar issues from occurring in the future. How did you prioritize and communicate the issue, and what steps did you take to ensure that the fix was effective and sustainable?** Find the answer here https://lnkd.in/gkDFZpcP

https://lnkd.in/d6c2xWhS I’m excited to share a simple To-Do List project I built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript! It lets users add, edit, and remove tasks, helping with organization and productivity. This project was a great way to practice my front-end skills, especially working with JavaScript for interactive features and CSS for a clean design. Looking forward to more projects like this! #WebDevelopment #HTML #CSS #JavaScript #ToDoApp

So, I have been completed my 3rd task from Prodigy InfoTech of Web Development on Tic Tac Toe Web Application or a Game. Rules of the game are: Two players take turns: placing 'X' and 'O' marks in empty spaces on a 3x3 square grid. Player with the 'X' mark starts first. The first player to place 3 marks in a vertical, horizontal, or diagonal row wins the game. If all spaces are filled, the game ends in a draw. Languages used: HTML, CSS, & JavaScript Github repo: #prodigyinfotech #webdevelopment #intern #projectcompletion

Week 4 Update: Nights & Weekends This week i lagged a lot but i am back on track with my project ResumeSnap. This week i added some minor changes to the site as requested by some of the testers. Change 1: Changed the processing... screen as earlier it was just a white screen which didn't look very nice Change 2: Earlier the user could enter the resume and get the summary without even entering the job profile, but now i have changed it so it shows to enter the profile. Change 3: At the end of the summary it shows if the resume is fit for the entered job profile or not. What i have planned for the future? -Currently i am completely using Vanilla CSS which is nice but the code is very lengthy. So now i will shift from vanilla to Tailwind CSS which gives me freedom to customize but also reduces the code. -Improve the rating method as currently it is very basic and not so reliable. -Give the users option to either upload Job Profile or if they have a Job Description docx, they could even upload that. That is all for now Thank you cc Farza Majeed buildspace Nights & Weekends