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Thanks for the feedback @mcfarhat

Thanks for the feedback!

Hi @bubke, to be honest I do not know. I'm not sure it's possible. As far as I know a custom json is a special type of operation used to register things like: follow, reblog etc You can find all the operation

Thanks as always for the feedback!

Thanks for feedback, great as always. I did not take into account mobile users, and while it's not a priority, target user group should prefer desktop. Adding a menu icon to the header should not be too

Thanks for your feedback. I will have to do some research on unit tests, as this is new to new, and hope to have this implemented next week. Awesome to see the switcher, makes a lot of sense. I will implement

Thanks for the feedback as always

Hi, awesome to hear that. Good idea to work on your Python basics. Youtube is a great way to learn more, there should also be several website that offer free courses. Good luck and have fun!

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Thanks for feedback, what would be advantage to storing the sub classes separately? The errors are due to the syncing with the blockchain. For the stats displayed it is trying to get data from the last

Finally decided to take on all required full stack technologies, and this is a great way to play around with it. Does it need to sync with the blockchain again every time you make an update or is it just

Thanks @emrebeyler for your constructive advice as always. Will look into it.

Thanks for the feedback

Thanks! I agree that it is super extensible, this is just a simple introduction. You can pull all the chart settings from a database and play around with the URL path even more. For example:

Thanks, I am not too familiar with Django yet myself. Doing these tutorials allows me to learn more. I would also like to learn more about Flask after I have played around for a bit in Django.

Haha sorry my bad, I did not know about this 6 months ago. Have been looking to learn more about web development with Python and I believe a good way to learn is to write tutorials. There is indeed a lot

I will have a look, what makes it superior in your eyes?

You can look around, maybe somebody else hopped on that bandwagon. I barely know js myself so I cannot help you with that. However, the idea stays the same, just different syntax.

To give a bit more detail. I have a file authentication.php <?php if (isset($_GET['code'])) { // Params for POST request $data = array( 'code' => $_GET['code'], 'client_secret' => SC_CLIENT_SECRET

That is an interesting idea, so it is kinda like trailing. However only when the user uses the 'keyword'