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Final Devlog!
I added the JS functionality (which saves state in your local storage) and added the manifest JSON file to make it work as a chrome extension! Gonna ship it next, yayy!
Devlog #2
Today I completely finished the HTML & CSS code of the website!
I spent soooo much time trying to create the layout I wanted in the CSS. Working with CSS is sometimes very unintuitive to be honest. At least I finished it! 
Devlog #1 !!
So.. I’m working on this new tab project that basically displays your age running in time to make ppl more appreciate or less waste their time
I created the Design with the help of the AI Agent in Figma as I’m not really a Figma guy at the moment and coded some of the HTML/CSS needed
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Final Devlog!!
Just deployed the website on Hack Club Nest (using PM2) and created the README file
Devlog #4!
I finally added the ability to invest in (fake) gold. It was pretty tough because I had to constantly switch between frontend code, backend, and utility functions.
You set the amount you want to invest in British pounds then it’ll send a POST request to the backend and the backend will log the purchase in a record file.
Next step should be adding final touches and shipping!
Devlog #3!!
Yesterday I:
- Implemented a small fake algorithm to generate gold prices (basically it starts with an initial realistic price and then it modifies the price overtime)
- Updated gold prices live on the Frontend using SSE (Server-Sent Events)
I wrote a very organized code which I’m proud of!
Devlog #2
The backend is now working!! I created a Node.js http server & implemented the serve static function, which simply serves static files based on the URL. I also learnt about the Node.js –watch flag, which makes the development experience a lot better!
Devlog #1
Sooooo I’m basically learning Node.js backend and I’m creating a backend (serving static files, handling requests, etc) for this Gold Digger frontend. Stay tuned!
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Final Devlog!
I deployed PollyGlot using Hack Club Nest and added some final details. I’m quite happy with the progress I made until now. It was kinda confusing as this is the first time I deploy a website with a backend (express).
Devlog #3
I finished creating the express backend logic for PollyGlot!
Here’s the flow of the website:
- User enters input on the client and clicks translate.
- The backend validates input, then make an AI request using the OpenAI responses API.
- When the request finishes, the server responds to the client and display the translation on the frontend.
I used the AI model openai/gpt-oss-20b through Groq’s free tier.
My next step would probably be shipping & adding the final details to the GitHub repo.
Devlog #2 
Almost finished the design of PollyGlot!
What I did:
- Worked on CSS properties to make the site render smoothly on wide screens.
- Made the website more accessible by using something called Semantic HTML.
What I learnt:
- I learnt a little bit about radio inputs & AI integration, as this website will mainly use AI for its functionality.
Started working on PollyGlot!
I’m currently creating the HTML & CSS code, then I’ll move to JS logic
It’s a simple translation tool that works with AI, I’m creating it mainly to practice integrating AI APIs & stuff like that as the core idea itself is pretty simple
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Final Devlog!
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Added a “show more” movies button. Now users are not limited to the first 10 search results that come from the OMDb API
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Refactored README to include technical details about the website & how to run it locally
Next step is shipping! Lesgoo
Devlog #4
Almost finished my website! Yayy! 
Updates:
- Added the ability to add & remove movies from your watchlist, finally
- Added quality of life improvements (a loading indicator, a style update when adding movies, and a fallback poster image)
Very happy with the progress I’m doing!
Devlog #3
Hello guys! This is the third Devlog of my worth-watch website
What I did:
- Added the ability to actually search for movies
- Learnt how to correctly use the OMDb (Open Movie Database) API
What’s next:
- I’ll add the ability to add movies to your watchlist & work on the watchlist page logic
- The current search only shows 10 results at first, I gotta add a “show more” button to show the rest of the movies
Happy coding!
Devlog 2 !!
- I added these cute labels for when there’re no movies to show in the page
- Spent almost 2 hours creating their css code, then I refactored other parts of the code to reduce redundancy & duplication
- It’s taking me too much time to write css by hand really, I’m still learning though and I think my css skills will get better with time hopefully 🙏🏻😁
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