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UmarFarooq

@UmarFarooq

Joined July 13th, 2026

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Hey everyone, I am Umar Farooq, a Full-Stack Web Developer and Cyber Security enthusiast.
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Devlog 02

I’ve made some changes.


Progress:

  • Some players are hidden from the starting lineup.
  • Match information is displayed.
  • Made the aspect ratio of football field 7:6, so it behaves same on mobile devices
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Devlog 01

Started working on Lineup IQ, a webapp where you have to guess the hidden players from starting lineup of iconic football matches.

Completed:

  • Created a custom football pitch.
  • Mapping players from lineup on that pitch.
  • Completed “How to play?” section.
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Now, mathemactor also supports imaginary roots for quadratic equations.

But, graph is not available for equations with complex/imaginary roots.

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Implemented step by step solution for quadratic equations. Now, you can see each step of quadratic equation getting solved. Separate solutions are available for both roots.

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Devlog 03

Welcome to devlog 3 of trail, I have made some changes in src/commands/revertBack.js so it can bring back nested folders and files also when user runs trail revert commitId.

Future goal:

Enable users to push and pull code from GitHub. It is a complex task, but I will try my best to implement this.

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Devlog 02

Modified the structure of history.json to support nested files also. Before it, trail only saved commit data for root level files.


Before:

{  
    "commitId": "...",
    "commitDesc": "Added authentication", 
    "date": "...",
    "files": {
             "index.js": "af82bd73...",
             "app.js": "b17de09a..."  
    }
}

After:

{
     "commitId": "...", 
     "commitDesc": "Added authentication", 
     "date": "...", 
     "filesAndFolders": {   
                  "D:\\Projects\\my_project_1\\file1.txt": "af82bd73...",    
                  "D:\\Projects\\my_project_1\\src\\app.js": "b17de09a..."  
       }
}
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Devlog 01

Welcome to “trail”, a version control system built on the same core principles as Git.


Features:

  • Takes a snapshot of the current state of your project.
  • View all the commit history using ‘trail log –oneline’.
  • Revert back to a specific commit in history.

Note:

It currently supports only root level files (no nested folders), but I’m actively working on it to expand its features.

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Devlog 02

I just completed the home page of my GitHub Time Machine.
Wondering how just designing home page took 4 hours? Actually, I mistakenly initialized shadcn ui in the style of Next.js, whereas, I am using Vite.
After realizing, I quickly reverted back and then designed the home page.

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I made MatchThePattern, a project where users write python code to match the given pattern. The challenging part was when I was comparing the original pattern to the output pattern. After lot of thinking, I finally managed to solve this issue.

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Devlog 01

Hey everyone! I have built a webapp where you have to write Python code to match the given pattern.


Features:

  • Executing Python code at client side using WebAssembly (Wasm)
  • Light/Dark mode available.
  • Clean UI with modern interface.
  • Wordle like interface to match the boxes pattern.

Future goals:

Add multiple levels/patterns to make the app more engaging.

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I created a mathematics equation solver webapp. The equation solution handling part was a bit tricky, but I managed to do it. This app is for users who know even basic maths.

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I started working on a mathematics equation solver webapp last year. And after creating its most basic version, I moved forward.
But now, I thought I need to add some more features i it.


Here is a feature that I have added:

Showing step-by-step solution of Linear equation. See the equation going towards solution at each step.


What’s next?

Looking forward to add the same feature for quadratic equations

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I created an API testing tool inspired from POSTMAN. It includes different methods like "GET, POST, PUT, DELETE" and also supports custom headers like "content-type":"application/json" and much more. It also shows API responses in beautifully highlighted JSON format.

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Devlog 01

I created this API testing tool inspired by POSTMAN a year ago and then left it abandoned. But now, I decided to add more features in it.


What’s New

I have now added Headers support! You can now send custom headers (like Content-Type or Authorization) along with your request body when making API calls.


It was a bit challenging to handle dynamic input fields to enter headers, but I managed to solve this problem by using .map() method to render them dynamically.

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I just started my web project, GitBack, a GitHub time machine. It helps you view insights into public github repositories. View the folder structure grow over time, contributors grow over time, and much more!

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Devlog 01

I just started working on GitBack, a GitHub time machine. Here is the summary of my first 2 hours.

  • I first created a vite app and completed the setup for tailwindcss, react-router-dom and AppContext.
  • Then, I deployed the most basic version of my project on netlify (because gitback.vercel.app wasn’t available :() ).

My next step is to design the main/page of my webapp.

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