Habit Tracker App Used AI

Finally shipped the fully functional Habit Tracker app - now live on Azure!
After 30+ deployment attempts, countless tweaks, and production tests, it’s finally out there. Persistence pays off!

Yeah, it worked, I have deployed the backend server successfully by migrating from Windows App Service to Linux App Service.

I have tried to deploy the app on Azure so many times, but the problems with the endpoints are so hard to fix. Now, I am still trying to implement changes to the code and deploy again. Maybe I will come back to Vercel and Render.

Ready to deploy the app on Azure!
Yeah!
But I am not good at developing for mobile viewing, sorry to all you guys :((

Make the UI/UX for mobile device

Fix Calculation logic error

I have added Search Bar Functionality and made Active/Inactive Habit Separation

Add navigation buttons for calendar

Fix This Week Progress for all frequency types, fixed them all and added calendar view

Today, I have learned how to add a help tooltip to explain how the analytics work. Quite hard though

Fixed these Dashboard Statistics on the main page

Still can't, get bored

fix the tinny problem that affects the entire system.

I need to fix eslint errors, it keeps showing

Been trying to use HTML page instead of React-based frontend but no improvements

Pheww, hope for 100% coverage. It's time to design the UI/UX of this app -^

Finally, all the frontend's components passed the test

Next session's goal: Improve Frontend's Test Coverage

Built dedicated habit analytics with real-time progress tracking

Current Status & Metrics
Development Progress:
Code Quality: TypeScript, ESLint, proper architecture
Testing: 33/33 tests passing (100% test recovery achieved)
Frontend: Live and fully functional
Core Logic: Fixed completion rate calculation
Authentication: Complete JWT implementation
Deployment Status:
Frontend Deployment: Live on Vercel with automatic deployments
Backend Deployment: Blocked by TypeScript dependency issue
Issue: Production build failing on missing @types/jsonwebtoken
Impact: New fixes are ready locally but not deployed to production yet

Frontend: deployed in minutes.
Backend is somewhere sulking in a corner.

Finally deployed the backend on Render.com. Funny how changing a few lines of code somehow devours two hours. Feels like I earned a nap and a badge of honor.

Frontend chaos: 1
Me: also 1 (after 90 minutes of staring, clicking, and yelling internally)
Victory never tasted so... buggy.