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description: "Hi Gaurav, Good article! Well done. However, I have some observations. As the code has been presented in parts, the use of these code parts goes in different pl"
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Comment [How We Built a Real-Time Feedback-Assisted Auto Face Capture in React](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-we-built-a-real-time-auto-face-capture-feature-with-react-and-machine-learning/671559a6ffe67118f260565d)

[Ravi Kasibhatla](https://hashnode.com/@RKasibhatla)

[Oct 24, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-we-built-a-real-time-auto-face-capture-feature-with-react-and-machine-learning/671559a6ffe67118f260565d/comment/671a7c22bf80298413a46f26)

Hi Gaurav,

Good article! Well done.

However, I have some observations. As the code has been presented in parts, the use of these code parts goes in different places of a page? Also the integration with the GUI part is not presented. For example, what GUI Items need to be created on the page where I would like to use this code - for example: an image capture item, and image display item etc.

Also the final HTML piece of code is not being mentioned how all the code parts are being used.

And I have a question: I have a page developed in Oracle APEX to take a snap. This page uses the Java Script code to access the media to capture the image, store it in the DB and show the image on the page (check this: [b1r1mryygmx24ne-phi.adb.us-ashburn-1.oracleclouda…](https://b1r1mryygmx24ne-phi.adb.us-ashburn-1.oraclecloudapps.com/ords/r/phi/propiedad-horizontal-inteligente/photo-flipper)). So if I want to use this code you are using (with JavaScript+React) is it possible to use?

Regards and once again congrats on the write-up.

Ravi