Master Your Tasks with Our Simple React Daily Tracker App

Master Your Tasks with Our Simple React Daily Tracker AppMaster Your Tasks with Our Simple React Daily Tracker App

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Aurel Golemi

• 2d

This is the first project I made with react. It's a simple daily tracker web app where you can simply add any task you want, and complete it. You can also edit it, or remove it altogether. Once you complete the tasks, it will show that you completed the tasks for today, and for the entire week. Complete them everyday of the week, and you might get a surprise :)

React Frontend Development JavaScript Visual Studio Code

Ahmed Alsayad

pro

• Jun 20

some ui from my latest project. A pay-by-link flow. kept it super simple so its not stressful and easy to follow on both the merchant and the customer. More soon :)

UI Design motion Product Design

MD Rafee Alam

• Jun 21

Payment flows that work for both sides of the transaction are harder to design than they look. The 'Pay By Link' card with the amount and Tap to Pay is clean. Curious to see how the motion plays into the transitions when it's fully done.

Dusko Licanin

pro

• Jun 21

How do you keep one tenant's support email out of another customer's inbox?

Resend's inbound webhooks hand you a parsed message, but threading and routing stay yours. I keyed it off a per-tenant inbound address and stitched replies with In-Reply-To. Attachments needed their own path.

Full notes: https://www.duskolicanin.com/blog/saas-customer-support-inbox-resend-2026

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Abdul Rehman

pro

• Jun 21

Amazing! 👏

Adalat Zulfugarov

pro

• Jun 21

Hey everyone, I'm Adalat, a product designer and Framer developer. 🦄

Starting a 30-day challenge: going from 2 to 100 followers here by sharing one practical tip, resource, or mini-breakdown every day, things I've picked up from real client projects. Interaction tricks, layout patterns, plugin recommendations, workflow shortcuts, common mistakes to avoid.

If you find any of it useful, a follow helps me hit the goal, and I'll keep the value coming daily in return. Drop a comment if there's a specific topic you want me to cover.

Day 1 starts now. 🥑

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