It’s #Day82 of #100DaysOfCode Challenge

I just built an awesome dictionary app using TypeScript, It fetches words meaning from the Free Dictionary API allowing users to search and get detailed info like its meaning, part of speech (noun, adjective, etc.), synonyms, sources and even pronunciation in sound. You can also toggle between dark and light themes, change the font style with 3 options and more...

Check it out⚡️

🔗Live Link

🔗Repo Link

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Have u ever build a PWA (progressive web app) please share us the live link with repo link wanna see👇

If you give up, it will never happen!!!

I've started going to the gym🏋‍♂

try to go to the gym consistently
thats what matters
you can read 100 articles and watch 1000 youtube videos
but what really makes changes is showing up by the schedule

do the basic workouts properly
Chest press for chest
Triceps pushdown for triceps
Bicep curls for biceps
Pull downs and Pull ups for back
Squats for legs

focusing on the basic will ease the confusion when starting
as time goes on you can multiple exercise
most of the workouts i mentioned have variations for focus on sections

search videos on how to do the exercise properly
and
DO NOT DO DEAD LIFTS , unless you have someone experienced its easy to hurt yourself with that

back to the original point , just go consistently

We got it finally🤣🤣

Did u know the first bug was a real moth that got stuck in the Harvard Mark II computer

#Day83 of #100DaysOfCode Challenge

I built this fully customizable pomodoro app using typenoscript. The app features three types of timers pomodoro, short break, and long break, you can customize the time for each timer, the font style, and the color of the app🔥

Check it out⚡️

🔗 Live Link

🔗 Repo Link


#projects@DevNerd0

Wait does quantity make quality?? In terms of developing skills...

Feeling so f*d up rn and got this nasty headache that's making everything worse😣

Feeling refreshed and got all today's tasks done⚡️
Good night y'all

Morning🌞

've been thinking a lot about my journey and I've decided to switch things up a bit like instead of doing random projects just to show my skills I wanna focus on building meaningful and useful projects that teach me a lot and solve at least some real problems like the legendary devs out there

But to do that I need to learn some new frameworks and new languages and you know that takes time...
Yeah I'm not going completely off from keeping building my projects  but it's not gonna be like before, I'll be posting at least one cool project per week
I think this way I can really create something cool

Yeah I know it ain't gonna be easy... but you know wht gotta do it..

Looking for a free and fast VPN to access servers in multiple country options
Any recommendations??