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🚀 CodeAlpha Internship — Day 13/30.
Today I continued working on my TaskFlow project and focused on the Create Task feature.
I built the Create Task form and connected it with the Project Board.
✅ Added task title and description
✅ Added task priority
✅ Added task status
✅ Connected the task form with the backend API
✅ Worked on saving tasks in MongoDB
🐛 I also faced errors while connecting the frontend and backend, especially with the API route, project ID, and task data fields.
🔧 Debugging these issues helped me understand how a task moves from React → Express API → MongoDB → Project Board.
💡 Today’s lesson: errors are not just problems — they are part of learning how the application actually works.
Day 13/30 completed. Still building, debugging, and learning! 🚀
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Plugin conflicts.
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Check the plugin.
Check the console.
Check the settings.
Test again.
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You find it.
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