Use frameworks like React and Angular to simplify the process of building complex web applications. They provide pre-built components and libraries for common tasks. ๐ธ๏ธ #React#Angular#webapplications#100DaysOfCode#buildinpublic
@TigerTeamX haha! #Vue is also a good option, I tried it when it was in V1, but somehow it didn't stick. I can do everything with #reactjs and #angular, I don't really see "vue only" use cases, hmm... but probably i'm wrong, and there are many :D #buildinpublic
I have worked with #javascript for 4 years and 3 years with #typescript, and I gotta admit, that I would never write in JS ever again. Type checks have saved my ass so many times!
Working with Angular libraries today. We're doing a custom integration for one of our clients, so using a library was a perfect way to isolate the code while integrating it into our main app!
I recently created a web app with #Angular for self-training. While it's currently pretty basic, I'm open to feedback and suggestions on how to improve it.
After being stuck for a while, I'm making progress on setting up the authentication flow for my #angular app using #keycloak identity server. Excited to see it coming together!
- worked on some rough sketch for UI - started the Front-end project. With #Angular - still need refinement in the flow , hoping to add login with qr code - started templating using scss, but I am too lazy so moving to #tailwindcss
Finally! It all came together! 1mpx.com can now make 10x10px blocks in the app itself ๐ค It doesn't look like much but I'm very proud of myself ๐ฅฒ #buildinpublic#Angular#AwsAmplify
"What if we took 2-3 months to rewrite the whole thing? Start from scratch, fix all the mistakes we know about, and we will have a clean state, all our problems solved."
There's a divide between engineers who thought about doing this, and those who did it, and it's a big one.
Second day of sharing small snippets of progress ๐ Our restaurant POS project's UI refactor is now complete. Still have stuff to improve but we'll get there. #programming#angular#buildinpublic
3 selections "Trending" "Favorites" and "Reminders" in the navbar use the same component. On click open func with an argument of items to fetch, sync related info with res and then pass the res to the shared app-dialog component. #angular#javascript#typescript#buildinpublic
In the "my picks" favorites section of my app. I found a creative way to apply the director of the series and show the #tmdb user ratings. The job attribute was not working the same way as a movie. I used a #javascript condition to apply a director's name
to remove an item from favorites hover over the #movie and the icon appears. clicking the icon runs a function that loops through the fav data and splices the specific item to remove from the array. #javascript#typescript#buildinpublic#angular