Max

As I walk past the same roads we used to drive together, I still hear your voice in my head. Every memory hits like a wave I’m not strong enough to swim through. One week… just one week without you, yet it already feels like a whole lifetime of silence.

New features added: – Attendee management (view, add, remove) – Search + select users to add as attendees – Confirm modal for actions – Event delete + fetch by ID APIs

Event Details page – Shows full event info – Add/remove attendees – Event owners can edit or delete with confirmation – useAsync hook for handling async actions

✨ New features added: – Create new events directly from the app (with validation) – Add Event modal for seamless UX – My Events page to view events you’re attending – API integration for event creation & fetching – Date formatting utility for cleaner display #React

Added Events Page + API Integration Features: Fetches events from my Golang API Clean, modular components: EventList & EventCard Handles loading, errors & empty states Click a card → view event details

Added Protected Routes + Logout Logged-in users can: – View their events – See event details – Edit events

React Register Page with a Golang API – Input validation – API integration – Error handling Next step → Login + Auth #React #Golang #WebDev

✅ Built the Register Page with validation & clean UI ✅ Connected it to backend API for user signup ✅ Added proper error handling + navigation to login

Updated my Event Management App with two new components: ⏳ LoadingMessage → smooth pulsing animation during async tasks ❌ErrorMessage → clean, user-friendly error display

✅ Reusable InputGroup component → handles inputs, textareas & errors ✅ Custom useForm hook → manages state, validation & submission ✅ Cleaner, scalable, and less repetitive code 🎯

Today I worked on improving my Event Management App: Implemented a reusable Button component with multiple variants and sizes Created an apiFetch utility to streamline API calls with token-based authentication

🚀 Progress Update on my Event Management App (Frontend) Implemented authentication context with login, logout, and persistent state using React + TypeScript.

Day 100 of #100DaysOfCode : The Finale 100 days ago, I started this journey with a simple goal: stay consistent, learn deeply, and build real things. Today, I can proudly say I’ve done just that.

Day 99 of #100DaysOfCode Today I integrated Swagger (OpenAPI) with my Gin API: ✅ Added Swagger UI at /swagger/index.html ✅ Configured swag init to auto-generate docs from code comments ✅ Annotated all routes with Swagger tags

Day 98 of #100DaysOfCode Today I focused on authentication, authorization, and request context handling: ✅ Added a JWT-based authentication middleware to protect routes. ✅ Built a GetUserFromContext helper to easily fetch the authenticated user inside handlers.

Day 97 of #100DaysOfCode Today I focused on extending the attendee-event relationship in the backend: Added ability to remove an attendee from an event. Implemented GetByAttendee to fetch all events a user is attending.