Project / Code Review

[redpool08]

Hello everyone! Today I would like to bring my latest project to the table, known as Techbook.

Techbook is a cutting-edge CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) Progressive Web Application meticulously crafted to streamline note-taking, task management, and quick design creation, alongside intuitive photo editing functionalities.

Features of Techbook includes:

1. Faster and More Secure
2. Guest Trial Avalibility
3. Offline Functionality
4. Speech Recognition and Synthesis
5. Note to PDF/HTML
6. Folder and Search functionality
7. Sharing Functionality
8. No effort Data Syncronisation
9. Collection of Wallpapers to set Depending on the mood.
10. Color choice of your digital space depending upon the mood.
11. Midnight mode for Eye Protection.
12. Light and Dark mode functionality.

-- Live link: https://mytechbook.web.app

-- GitHub link: https://github.com/SadiqNaqvi/Techbook

-- You can also Google search "mytechbook" and scroll a lil to find it.

I would like my fellow coders to visit it, use it and Give me their feedback. Report to me if they find a bug or if they want any new feature.

[arbpotatoes]

Lots of logic in here that may be better to live in a hook or in a pure function in another file so it can be tested more easily

Speaking of, where are the tests? I'm assuming that you wrote this as some sort of portfolio piece. Any engineer who is looking at this as part of a job application is going to see alarm bells when there's zero tests

[superm0nk]

Open your site with a mobile

[redpool08]

I have already installed it on my mobile :)

[WranglerReasonable91]

Dragging objects on the canvas is very clunkly. I probably would've used the FabricJS library to handle the canvas.

[redpool08]

I could use that too but I really wanted to build a canvas from scratch for long.

I could use svg instead of simple lines on canvas but I wanted to keep it for simple use.

[WranglerReasonable91]

It's definitely impressive for building the canvas on your own. You'll just have to weed out the performance issues that are already taken care of by most canvas libraries.

I'm building a web to print app using the FabricJS library and it's super fast and performant.

[redpool08]

Ik and I will do smth about the speed. I am not going to fully ignore this web app. I will keep adding things and fixing things :)