HashX - Access Hashnode Blogs on every webpage
Introducing the world's first Hashnode Extension to read Hashnode blogs on every webpage.
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Day 12 - Work Work Work!!!
Today is the 29th of January, 2024, and I spent more than 16 hours testing HashX and have made a significant number of changes to make it exceptionally beautiful. I am extremely proud now that it is looking super seamless, and I'm pretty sure all the...
Day 11 - Completed Search User feature
Today is the 28th of January, 2024, and today I worked on the final feature of the extension, which took me around 5 to 6 hours to figure out the entire logic along with the implementation for this particular feature. So, the feature is to search for...
Day 10 - Hard work pays off!!
Today is the 27th of January 2024, and my entire day was amazing because I figured out super simple implementations for things that seemed complex. Sometimes, we use many libraries and hooks unnecessarily when a lot of tasks can be accomplished in a ...
Day 9 - Struggles with Authentication
Today is the 26th of January 2024, and in India, it's Republic Day, so I had a small outing with my Twitter friends. After returning home, I started working on HashX for the hackathon. Yesterday, I was struggling with implementing authentication in t...
Day 8 - Conflict of interest!!
Today was the 25th of January 2024, and after completing 80% of the application, I think there are better options in feeds if the user is authenticated. Right now, I can see a generalized feed of the user because I am just taking the username and pro...
Day 7 - Done building Heart of HashX
Today is the 24th of January 2024, and I primarily worked on the entire feed section along with the blog layout. It is already 3:30 a.m., and I am super happy that I have completed both sections with good finishing and a great-looking UI. I had alrea...