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In this series, I take readers through the journey of how I built a command-line app, from idea to deployment. I also reflect upon the challenges and lessons I learned while building the project.
Building a project as a backend developer is not often fancy like that of a frontend developer. So I decided on creating a full-stack app, but with the command line being the user interface and an HTTP and socket server being the back end. The projec...
Building a command-line chat application involves several components working seamlessly together. In this article, we'll dive into the server-side code that powers the application. We'll explore the database schema, API routes for authentication, cha...
In this section, We'll dive into the client-side code implementation. The chat application provides users with the ability to register, log in, create chat rooms, join existing chat rooms, and exchange messages with other users. We will dissect the c...
In this article, we will delve into the challenges I encountered while developing the command-line chat application, along with the lessons I learned throughout the process. From the initial stages of structuring the application to tackling authentic...
