This app completes my life.

Svelte looks promising. Used it for a small internal project last month. It's very intuitive to understand.

Hey, count me in. I've been looking for a project like this. Let's chat up tomorrow and get this going. :)

OMG. I was literally thinking about this the other day!

Ah... I see. Really good advice. Thank you. :) Also, your writing is good. Keep writing!

Hey, thanks. That definitely helps. Made me realize, I am basing most of these decisions on assumptions. Until I actually set up a certain server, see how things go, I would never have enough data to actually see what's needed. Thanks for your time. I'll keep these questions in mind.

Hey, this was a pretty good read. Could you please elaborate on "Errors are good, treat them like friends" section? How to introduce them to users exactly? What do you mean by introducing them? Thanks for sharing this. :)

Great questions. My goal is to learn in a few-member-environment. I am sort of also looking for new developer-friends and get to know them because I don't know many developers. And see how their process and planning works. Looking for more exposure, maybe(?) PHP, Laravel, JS, ReactJS. Web apps. What do you mean Embedded? Electronics Embedded systems? If so, yes. To be honest, I am a bit overwhelmed by GitHub opensource projects. I would rather personally connect with the people I work/collab with. Hope that makes sense. Thanks for your response :)

On **complete = {()=>this.completeHandler(post._id)}** line, you are passing post id but you aren't recieving that on completeHandler function. Do that. What's the structure of your post array? You need a property which defines whether that post is completed or not. If state of 'completed' property of that particular post is completed or true , (maybe) add a class to that post while you render.

Hahaha. Pretty good analogy. Liked it! I am back on Windows too.