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Converted the wireframes from Task 03 into fully designed high-fidelity UI screens for both desktop and mobile versions. What’s Done Complete desktop UI design Complete mobile UI design Added icons and spacing Created consistent components Figma Links mobile web

Overview Making low-fidelity wireframes of the MeloFi application that display its structure and layout on both web and mobile platforms is the main goal of this task. Before beginning detailed UI design, the wireframes specify the positioning of important interface components, navigation flow, and user interaction points. Goal To use wireframes to clearly illustrate MeloFi’s overall user flow, screen hierarchy, and layout structure, laying the groundwork for upcoming design and development phases. Tools Utilized wireframe.cc Links Mobile App (Wireframe) Web App (Wireframe)

Software Requirements Specification The development process for MeloFi began with the creation of a comprehensive Software Requirements Specification (SRS) document. This foundational document details the system’s intended purpose, features, and overall requirements. It serves as a guide for the project, ensuring that all stakeholders, including developers and designers, have a clear and shared understanding of the goals and scope. Overview The SRS for MeloFi provides a detailed look at the project’s vision and is available in the accompanying PDF document. The key sections covered in the SRS are: ...

Frontend for the music streaming web application, MeloFi, using React. What’s Done Implemented the frontend for a user authentication system (login/signup). Built a dashboard that displays music, and playlists. Created search page with functionality so that users can find songs by name, artist or albumn name Used a free api https://github.com/kiranugale2o/free-music-api for fetching the songs details. What All I Couldn’t Do Playlist ui that lists all songs in a selected playlist Profile page GitHub Link MeloFi-Frontend

Backend for the music streaming web application MeloFi, developed using Flask and REST APIs. What’s Done Built backend using Flask Implemented user registration and login Used bcrypt for password hashing Implemented JWT authentication Created protected routes using JWT Connected backend with MySQL database Enabled CORS for frontend communication APIs Implemented POST /api/register – Register a new user POST /api/login – Login and receive JWT token GET /api/dashboard – Protected dashboard route GET /api/library – Protected library route What I Couldn’t Do Playlist CRUD APIs Song management APIs Profile-related APIs GitHub Link Backend-MeloFi ...

This task focused on building the Android frontend for the MeloFi music streaming app using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. What I Built Login and Signup screens using Jetpack Compose Dashboard screen with Songs and Playlists sections Fetched songs from a free music API using Retrofit Displayed song banners using Coil Basic music playback on song click using MediaPlayer Tools Used Android-Studio Kotlin Jetpack Compose Retrofit + Gson Coil MediaPlayer What I Couldn’t Complete Search functionality Playlist management Bottom navigation ExoPlayer integration Local storage (Room / DataStore) MVVM architecture

Developed a basic Unix shell using C to understand how command-line interfaces work. What’s Done Built a basic Unix shell in C with a command prompt and input parsing. Executed external commands using fork(), execvp(), and waitpid(). Implemented built-in commands: cd, exit, and jobs. Supported background execution using &. Tracked and displayed background process PIDs. Prevented zombie processes using SIGCHLD handling. What I Couldn’t Do Handle Ctrl+C to display background jobs. (Instead i Implemented “jobs” command to do the same) Handle Ctrl+Z to suspend foreground processes. GitHub Link Simple-Shell

Introduction This blog post marks the final milestone of my journey through the Anveshan Track. What started as a series of individual technical tasks gradually became a holistic learning experience, one that strengthened not only my technical skills, but also my approach to problem-solving, design thinking, and self-discipline. Each task pushed me to step slightly outside my comfort zone, explore unfamiliar tools, and reflect on my progress. This README serves as a reflection on that journey: the lessons learned, challenges faced, and growth achieved along the way. ...

Website: gitexercises.fracz.com A practical task to learn Git inside out — commits, branching, rebasing, and recovery. Here’s a short walkthrough of what I did and what I learned. Setup git clone https://gitexercises.fracz.com/git/exercises.git cd exercises git config user.name "Your name here" git config user.email "Your e-mail here" ./configure.sh git start Sub - Tasks master description The first exercise was to push the commit created after running the git start command. After initializing the repository, I ran git verify and successfully passed the very first challenge. ...