Light and dark mode toggle for UI Gen App
Tanle Junior added a theme toggle to the UI Gen App, letting users switch between light and dark modes [ref:2].
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Tanle Junior added a theme toggle to the UI Gen App, letting users switch between light and dark modes [ref:2].
Tanle Junior finished building FaceVision's prototype and pushed it to the repository [ref:1].
Tanle Junior made a single commit to J-squareTech/BlackJack, updating the README's title [ref:1].
Tanle Junior created a new BlackJack repository and shipped a playable web version with working interface and initial game logic.
Tanle Junior made three commits to J-squareTech/Calculatrix, attempting to convert the web app to a basic calculator, then backing out the incomplete work.
Tanle Junior split effort across two repositories, launching a new calculator project while polishing a visual detail in an existing counter app.
Tanle Junior started a new repository for a counting aid, laying down the initial structure and then personalizing it.
Tanle Junior merged a fix to ensure the OpenAI API key properly uses Streamlit's secrets management system in NoteEase_AI.
Tanle Junior removed pyttsx3 from the project dependencies to resolve a Streamlit Cloud compatibility issue [ref:1], then updated the README to document the project.
Tanle Junior created the predictdata repository with an initial commit.
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