Day 61 of 1000. Busy prepping for exams, but still squeezing in some coding time! Today, I almost forgot to code because I was so focused on exam preparation. However, I managed to review my app and found a few areas where I can make some minor optimizations for a smoother user experience. One key improvement I identified is adding a new boolean column to my database to track task completion status. Although I didn't have time to implement it right away, I left detailed TODO comments so I can tackle it after my exam. In the meantime, I also adjusted the padding in certain areas of the app to enhance its user-friendliness. Small changes, but they go a long way in improving the overall flow and experience! I'll be back at it full swing after my exam. #AndroidDev #Kotlin #1000daysofcoding
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