Frontend Almost Complete – Graphs Up Next(Day-23)

 

Frontend Nearing Completion – Final Touches Pending

Today, I completed almost all the remaining frontend parts of the Codeforces Tracker project. The main layout is done, data is flowing through API integrations, and almost all the UI components are in place.

The last remaining part is the graph section, which I’ll be completing tomorrow using libraries like Recharts or Chart.js to show submissions, problem distribution, and rating visuals.

✅ Completed Today:

  • ✅ Final styling of the contest history section

  • ✅ Dynamic rendering of problem-solving stats with filters

  • ✅ Connected backend endpoints with proper error/loading handling

  • ✅ Polished layout responsiveness with Tailwind

  • ✅ Navigation and UI cleanup across all sections

 Left for Tomorrow:

  • Graphical representation of:

    • Activity bar charts

 Key Takeaways:

  • Ensured that each API call is separated into reusable services

  • Learned how to conditionally render components based on data state

  • Used useEffect, useState combinations for clean data-driven UI

  • Created responsive components using Tailwind Grid and Flex utilities

 Gracias:

I’m genuinely proud to see the project come together — almost from scratch.
Tomorrow’s task of integrating graphs is exciting as it will complete the user experience with rich visuals.

~ Sanya

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