Add Project: Dziknik

[LachPawel]

🚀 Introducing Dziknik

Hello GitProve community!

I'm excited to propose a new project for our community: Dziknik. This project aims to provide a platform for fitness enthusiasts to track their exercises and create personalized training plans.

📑 Project Details:

Title: Dziknik
Category: Web Development
Type: From Scratch
Description: Dziknik is a web application that allows users to track their daily exercises, set fitness goals, and create or follow training plans. It integrates user authentication and provides a personalized dashboard for each user.
Objective: To create a user-friendly platform for tracking fitness activities and planning workouts.
Technologies/Tools: Node.js, Express.js, PostgreSQL, React (with TypeScript), Vite
GitHub Repository: Dziknik Repo
Proposed Timeline: Medium (1 week)
Team Members: @pwierzbieniec, @KowalewskiPawel (Looking for more collaborators!)
Additional Resources: None at the moment.

🤝 Collaboration:
I'm looking for collaborators who have experience in React and Node.js or anyone passionate about fitness and tech! If you're interested, please comment below or reach out to me directly.

🙏 Feedback:
I'd appreciate any feedback on the project idea, structure, or any other aspect. Let's make this a successful and fun project for the GitProve community!

Thank you for considering this proposal. Looking forward to building, learning, and collaborating with all of you!

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[pwierzbieniec]

@KowalewskiPawel Maybe styling StyledComponents ? What about component libraries? Are we relaying on some ready to go solutions like Material-UI or we're building our blocks from scratch? And regarding state management I would personally try to use Jotai rather than Redux

[LachPawel]

@pwierzbieniec Taking into consideration the time limit, and also the compatibility I would rather go with ready solutions such as Material UI. I don't think so it will be require a lot of custom views etc.

In terms of Redux vs Jotai - well the latter looks may easier, even though I don't have any experience with it. On the other hand Redux has a very strong position on the market, so many companies use it and mastering it is a very valuable asset on the market. With Jotai, it will most likely improve our experience, and maybe even save some time, but is it worth it?

[pwierzbieniec]

So imho @KowalewskiPawel it would be exciting to go different direction with nice developer experience, which is mature and used in production grade application such an adobe or tiktok 🙂