Umme Roman Syed’s Post

✅ Day 71 of #100DaysOfCode challenge and mastering #MERN stack 💯 👉 It's day 71 since I started this coding challenge and currently I am learning react. 👉 In my react journey today I enabled dark mode for my website. Users can switch between light mode and dark mode. 👉 Improved the dark mode and refractored App component. 👉 Added an auto dismissing alert messages that shows alert after doing some actions on the website. 👉 Merged the code to main branch and pushed to Github. More features has been added to the website .

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Excited to share my first project - a MERN stack book store app! Check out the GitHub repo https://lnkd.in/dCg-X3D7 for a closer look. Creating this app has been a great learning experience, and try to improving my skillset by learning new technologies and programing languages. #MERNstack #BookStoreApp #GitHub #WebDevelopment

🚀 New Project Alert: Next Gen Quiz App 🚀 I'm thrilled to share my latest project, a CLI Quiz App built using TypeScript, `inquirer`, and `chalk` to create a colorful and interactive experience! 🎉 This app is packed with features: - A welcoming banner to kick things off. - Selection of quiz topics and the number of questions. - Confirmation before starting the quiz. - Smooth quiz flow with options to exit, retry, or view results at the end. You can try it out yourself by running the following command in your terminal: npx next_gen_quiz-app Check out the code on GitHub: https://lnkd.in/g4BQcpaP A big shoutout to my mentor Asharib Ali and my friends who supported me throughout this journey! #TypeScript #NodeJS #CLIApp #Programming #OpenSource #Coding #JavaScript #QuizApp #InquirerJS #Chalk #TechProjects #LearningJourney #Developer #GitHub #TechInnovation #IT #SoftwareDevelopment #NextGenQuiz

I'm completed my quiz app project TypeScript quiz app project is a real game-changer! here is my repo link You can find the source code on github 🔗 link https://lnkd.in/dTznctC8 and here is my npx command wish-9-quiz-app #typescript #coding #projects 🌟💻 #TypeScriptPro"

Excited to announce the completion of my Contacts App in Android Studio! It's been an incredible journey of learning, coding, and problem-solving. Can't wait to share it with the world! What I learned in this project is: 1. CRUD operations in android. 2. Use of the built in SQLite Database in android 3. How to create a database and table 4. How to add update and delete data from a table according to user choice. You can check out my code and project here: https://lnkd.in/das53p37 #AndroidDev #AppDevelopment #MobileApps #AndroidStudio #JavaProgramming #AndroidCommunity #AndroidUI #AndroidApps #ProgrammingLife #DeveloperLife #CodingJourney

Mastering PUT Requests in Flutter: A Comprehensive Guide to Updating Data Using the HTTP Package Learn how to harness the power of PUT requests in Flutter to seamlessly update data in your app. This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know, from setting up the HTTP package to crafting efficient and secure PUT requests. Elevate your Flutter skills and take control of your app's data management today!" #Flutter #HTTP #PUTRequest #DataUpdate #AppDevelopment #Programming #FlutterDevelopment #HTTPPackage #API #MobileDevelopment #CodeTutorial #DeveloperTips #SoftwareEngineering #RESTAPI #HTTPMethods #DataManagement #FlutterApp #UpdateData #MobileApps #CodingTips #TechTutorial 📱💻🌐

Most of the apps use HTTP calls. It is essential when we need to communicate through the network. We have many ways to do it in Android development. One of the most popular ways is using Retrofit. Despite that, another way has been sparking Android and Kotlin community interest: Ktor. Ktor has some advantages over Retrofit. Ktor is built in Kotlin and Coroutines, streamlining the integration with asynchronous programming. It is a multiplatform and flexible solution. Furthermore, Ktor also supports WebSockets, making it simple to implement real-time communication features. These characteristics make Ktor a reliable and robust solution. Both Retrofit and Ktor provide simple ways to make HTTP calls but if you want a modern and flexible solution, consider using Ktor.

Today I watched an interesting video on YouTube about deploying a full stack Spring Boot & React app with database for FREE. The video is called Deploy a Full Stack Spring Boot & React App with Database for FREE | Step-by-Step Guide and it is by EmbarkX | Learn Programming. The video is 59 minutes and 59 seconds long and has 7,720 views. I found the video helpful because it showed me how to deploy a full stack application without having to spend any money. https://lnkd.in/dwPF57EB

🐞 Debugging Kotlin Apps: The Ultimate Game of Hide and Seek! 🤹♂️ Ever feel like bugs in your app are playing hide-and-seek? 🕵️♂️ You’re chasing them with Logcat in one hand and breakpoints in the other, shouting, “Gotcha!” 🎯 Kotlin makes it even more fun: Coroutines: "Where’s my async data?" Oh, right—DebugProbes says it’s chilling in Dispatchers.IO. Null Safety: Say goodbye to NullPointerException—unless you just had to use !!. Debugging isn’t just fixing; it’s leveling up! Every solved bug is a badge of honor. So grab your coffee, open Logcat, and let the hunt begin. ☕ What’s the funniest bug you’ve ever caught? Drop it below! ⬇️ #Kotlin #AndroidDev #DebuggingAdventures