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As the completion of a software project approaches a necessary final step to be taken is testing it to make sure everything is working the way it's supposed to because what's the point of building a p…
This is a continuation of the previous blog which if you haven't read please do check out. In the previous blog, I started the process of creating chat functionality from scratch a process that is kin…
Introduction I've been thinking a lot lately about how deadlines, budgets, and resource constraints help drive innovation and creativity. I work in Developer Relations at Bundlr, and we recently launc…
I’d always loved to be the problem-solving individual, not necessarily technical problems solely but anything considered a problem lits up my thinking faculty by default. While I’ve always done a few …
If you've been following this series you're probably wondering why I'm rebuilding chat functionality into Course Assist. In the previous chat functionality blog I mentioned 3 ways of adding chat funct…
Hey Hashnode! I’m doing a fun, quick challenge to build a SaaS (coding the entire thing myself) in 7 days and documenting the entire journey. I got a lot of support to do this so I'm finally doing it.. I have 10 years of experience coding (…
Chat functionality is something found in almost every type of application we see today. Be it a social media platform like Instagram, a freelance platform like Fiverr or even a video chat service like…
My solar energy startup platform FasoLara has reached a new milestone recently and I decided to start a new blog series about it! The project management platform has been a long journey since I publis…
From the time Course Assist was just an idea in my head early last year I've known adding web sockets to the project will be an absolute headache. That was until a few weeks ago when I had a light bul…
Course Assist as a whole consists of 3 parts, 2 mobile apps (a user app and an expert app kind of the way uber has a main app and a driver) and a backend which is all the server-side code and database. It's been about 3 months since I last …
