Week-8 @ 100xdevs cohort : Building a basic wallet application, incorporating responsive design and ustilizing transactions in database maniplation.

UpdatedApril 29, 2024

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Completed week-8 of 100xdevs cohort.

This week, we learned about the responsive design of an app and utilized Tailwind CSS to achieve the same. Discussed the mobile-first design approach. Also, utilized Material UI to build consistent looking frontends.

Furthermore, built a wallet app utilizing the entire MERN stack. Learned about ACID properties of database transactions, their importance in building error-proof systems, and implemented them in MongoDB using transactions in Mongoose.

#database-transactions #walletapp #tailwind-css #acid-transactions

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