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Completed the note app & have to admit that building personal projects is a lot different from tutorial apps Like the difference is a whole lot 😂 Started it very confidently on monday with prototypes & writing the initial code but alongside, forgot a lot of processes & had to look for some helpful resources Luckily, I was able to implement a lot of features that the tutorial projects didn't cover, like toggling between themes, storing data locally with SQLite (for most projects), and editing notes. The GitHub Repository can be accessed from here 👇🏽 https://lnkd.in/daU68GhZ It feels great to finally be exposed to what building a personal app is really like. I can only hope to get better as I continue to build more! Proud that I started early enough to avoid getting stuck in tutorial hell, anyway! #flutterDev

I've just added some new features to the To-Do List web app like the Persistent Storage and completion toggle button , along with redux for its state management With persistent storage , you don't have to worry about losing your tasks when you refresh the page . With the persistent storage feature, your tasks are automatically saved to local storage in a key value pair with unique keys. This ensures that your tasks stays intact, even if you need to close your browser. With Completion toggle , you can easily mark tasks as completed without deleting them. This feature enhances productivity by allowing you to keep track of your progress. The entire app is built with React.js and powered by Redux for state management. This makes it incredibly efficient and ensures seamless data flow throughout the application. You can check out the code for this project directly from my GitHub repository : https://lnkd.in/gCxMYbKD #ReactJS #Redux #WebDevelopment #ToDolist

My first React app! Check out the code and let me know what you think. https://lnkd.in/e-NRKRyU #learninbulic #buildinbulic

Project 5:- Text Modifier App using React js. GitHub:- https://lnkd.in/gZgpbvGn Functionalities:- Modify text to upper case, Modify text to the lower case, Clear the text, Remove the spaces from the text, count the number of letters, count the number of words , Dark and Light mode.

💥Excited to share the launch of Version 1 of my React quiz application! 🎉 In this initial release, users can enjoy a sleek frontend with basic interactive features. This is just the beginning! 🔜 What’s Next? •Version 2: Introducing backend functionality to save user data and implement login/signup features. •Version 3: A comprehensive questionnaire platform, featuring past 10 years of college questions, allowing users to customize tests by course and topic, complete with performance reports. I can’t wait to evolve this project and enhance the learning experience. Check out the 1-minute video showcasing the app! 👇 Github: https://lnkd.in/g9WRc6YA

"GitHub Repository Viewer": NextJS Project. All is HTML, CSS, and NextJs. This app helps to search GitHub; the result appears instantly. Click the repo and check the details. Sir. Asharib's directions were used to design this project. Author: Azmat Ali https://lnkd.in/d35wqVsN To check out the app, please click the link below.

🆕 We just updated our "getting started app tutorial" with two important highlights: ✅ The code is aligned with the default template (npx create-expo-app) and uses TypeScript. Previously it didn't, it used JS (which was a bit confusing). ✅ Added a new "Add Navigation" chapter to introduce people to Expo Router and to walk users through the basic fundamentals of creating Stack and Tab layouts using the Router library. https://lnkd.in/g7h4uMXG

{golem} is a fantastic framework to build large & robust R-Shiny apps. But it's hard to learn it. Here are the basics you need to know: 1️⃣ Every Golem app is an R package. This means that you will have to adhere to all the standards of R package development like - only specific package names allowed - all R scripts in the `R` directory - all other files in `inst` 2️⃣ App functions are spread out across many files & directories This is super confusing at first. You don't have a single `app.R` file to start the app. This can leave you wondering how to even start that thing. But you can use Golem's `run_dev()` command to start your app. (Or use the command palette for that) 3️⃣ Main files: `R/app_ui.R` & `R/app_server.R` Fill these with - you guessed it - your UI & server code (preferably in modules). Ignore all the other fancy code in these files. Just stick your code into the placeholders and you're good to go. 4️⃣ There are loads of helper functions You don't have to figure out where to place additional files for modules, style sheets or what not. Just let one of the many helper functions from the `01_start.R` and `02_dev.R` file do most of the things for you. These scripts are filled with things you can execute to - fill in the metadata of your package - create new Shiny modules - add new js/css/... files If you're interested in learning more about golem, my 3-minute newsletter gives you more details. It is free to read and I'll put a link to that in the comments. #R #webdevelopment

🚀 Excited to Share My Latest POC: django-user-activation! 🚀 I’m thrilled to announce the completion of my first Django reusable app, django-user-activation. This app aims to streamline user registration by effectively managing the account activation process. Key Features: ✅ Email Verification: Upon registration, users receive a verification email, ensuring that their email addresses are valid and secure. ✅ Seamless Activation: Once users confirm their email, their accounts are activated instantly, enhancing the overall user experience. ✅ Configurable Options: The app allows for various configurations to adjust its behavior, including the option to use Celery for handling the mail service asynchronous tasks, making it adaptable to different project needs. This app not only improves security but also simplifies the onboarding process, making it easier for users to get started. Github Repo: https://lnkd.in/diGaeK6i Pypi page: https://lnkd.in/dgtEb9eF I’m eager to receive feedback from the community and explore further enhancements. If you're interested in learning more or collaborating, feel free to reach out! #Django #WebDevelopment #UserExperience #EmailVerification #Celery #ProjectShowcase

This weekend I built a code snippet generator with LangChain ⛓ My simple Flask web app generates code and ✨tests✨ by linking 2 chains together with SequentialChain! Isn't it cool what you can create with just 164 lines of code? Check out the GitHub repo: https://lnkd.in/gnjQSyZE *note, the Fizzbuzz example prints instead of returns, so it would need modified for those unit tests to pass.