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Tuesday, Dec 9, 2025

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Started a calculator backend and updated the counter UI

Tanle Junior split effort across two repositories, launching a new calculator project while polishing a visual detail in an existing counter app.

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In Digital-Counter, Tanle added a checkmark emoji to the 'Previous Entries' label in index.html [1], a small visual touch for the existing counter interface. Over in Calculatrix, a new project took shape with an initial commit [2] followed by a basic JavaScript backend [3]. The backend currently operates only in the browser console and cannot yet accept values from the UI [3]. Tanle also wrote up the project's learning objective in the README [4].

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  1. Add emoji to previous entries label · J-squareTech/Digital-Counter
  2. Initial commit · J-squareTech/Calculatrix
  3. Basic Js backend, basic and can't accept UI values · J-squareTech/Calculatrix
  4. Enhance README with project learning objective · J-squareTech/Calculatrix

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