Building FinSaver for Hack-R-Play 😎

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React

I have been working with ReactJS for about 2 years. When NextJS was launched, I was eager to learn about the benefits of creating apps with it. The "Learn" section of their documentation helped me get the crux of NextJS. However, I hadn't used them on any project until now. Since Hack-R-Play's guidelines mentioned using React-based libraries, I decided to practically put my understanding of NextJS into use in this project! One of the features of NextJS that I liked is the way they have integrated routing.

#Javascript UI Libraries #JS Library #JavaScript Framework 816 social mentions

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Nhost

Another reason for me to eagerly participate in this hackathon was to get started with nhost. I must applaud their commendable documentation. It was butter smooth for me to get started and immediately feel confident about how I wanted to structure the backend for my application. The option of providing custom hooks for the NextJS application is the cherry on the cake moment for me 😃. Additionally, the integration with Hasura console made it very easy for me to work with GraphQL API. Understanding user roles and permissions was something new that I learnt. I was able to customize authorization for a different set of users based on their roles.

#Developer Tools #Backend As A Service #Realtime Backend / API 52 social mentions

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Next.js

I have been working with ReactJS for about 2 years. When NextJS was launched, I was eager to learn about the benefits of creating apps with it. The "Learn" section of their documentation helped me get the crux of NextJS. However, I hadn't used them on any project until now. Since Hack-R-Play's guidelines mentioned using React-based libraries, I decided to practically put my understanding of NextJS into use in this project! One of the features of NextJS that I liked is the way they have integrated routing.

#Developer Tools #Web Frameworks #JavaScript Framework 1094 social mentions

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Hasura

Another reason for me to eagerly participate in this hackathon was to get started with nhost. I must applaud their commendable documentation. It was butter smooth for me to get started and immediately feel confident about how I wanted to structure the backend for my application. The option of providing custom hooks for the NextJS application is the cherry on the cake moment for me 😃. Additionally, the integration with Hasura console made it very easy for me to work with GraphQL API. Understanding user roles and permissions was something new that I learnt. I was able to customize authorization for a different set of users based on their roles.

#GraphQL #Realtime Backend / API #API Tools 123 social mentions