Day 42: Implemented pinging between devices and remote command execution. Devices now send and respond to messages like pong, and I can trigger commands like neovide or dolphin remotely. @lftechnology #LSPPDay42 #60DaysOfLearning2025 #LearningWithLeapfrog

Day 41: Created a simple Node.js server to pair with another device using IP, port, and a pairing token. Also generated a QR code for this using the qrcode library. @lftechnology #LSPPDay41 #60DaysOfLearning2025 #LearningWithLeapfrog

So it begins

Day 40: Focused on real-time communication today. Looked into WebSockets, Server-Sent Events (SSE), and webhooks to understand how data flows between client and server. @lftechnology #LSPPDay40 #60DaysOfLearning2025 #LearningWithLeapfrog

It will begin tomorrow.

Day 39: Learned about user interaction in React Native, handling touches and navigating between screens. Understanding the flow of a mobile app is getting clearer. @lftechnology #LSPPDay39 #60DaysOfLearning2025 #LearningWithLeapfrog

Day 38: Looked into styling in React Native. Learned how styles are applied using JavaScript objects and how it differs from styling in web development. @lftechnology #LSPPDay38 #60DaysOfLearning2025 #LearningWithLeapfrog

Day 37: Created a simple “Hello World” demo using React Native and successfully ran it on my Android phone. First step into mobile development. @lftechnology #LSPPDay37 #60DaysOfLearning2025 #LearningWithLeapfrog

Day 36: Explored React Native through docs and articles. Set it up on my laptop by installing Android Studio and SDK. Also reviewed the structure of a typical React Native project. @lftechnology #LSPPDay36 #60DaysOfLearning2025 #LearningWithLeapfrog

roadmap sh's ai tutor is awesome.

Or ABI.

Day 35: Looked into Astro.js for my portfolio. Initialized the project and integrated it with React and TailwindCSS using Bun. Excited to build with this stack. @lftechnology #LSPPDay35 #60DaysOfLearning2025 #LearningWithLeapfrog

Emacs magit > Vscode git.

I am spending more time doing assignments than actually studying. WTH.

Found out that most languages provide interaction with system by wrapping the functions in C wrappers that wraps syscalls.

Life is good

Day 34: Planning to build my portfolio site. Created and initialized a monorepo setup for it today. Haven’t started coding yet but will begin soon. @lftechnology #LSPPDay34 #60DaysOfLearning2025 #LearningWithLeapfrog

Day 33: Explored BaaS, specifically Supabase, for handling backend services like auth and database. Planning to use it in future personal projects for faster development. @lftechnology #LSPPDay33 #60DaysOfLearning2025 #LearningWithLeapfrog

I found doing this easier than just importing stdbool.h

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