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A community-driven dictionary that simplifies software, engineering and tech terms for all levels.
Currently, users can submit a new word without entering any content or title. To improve the quality of submissions, we should implement a logic that disables the submission button when...
Currently, when submitting a new word or editing an existing word, the submission is processed without checking if any actual changes have been made to the content. This can lead...
The Search Dialog component currently supports keyboard navigation using the up, down, and enter keys. However, there are no visual cues to indicate these key bindings to users. This issue...
When running the development server and loading the home page, there are instances where the below error occurs with the message displayed on the terminal: ``` Warning: Invalid hook call....
The current word editor is basic and lacks important features for user convenience and responsiveness. Enhancements are needed to improve the user experience and usability of the editor and we...
The project is in need of a logo design and branding to establish a unique and recognizable identity for the Developer Jargons dictionary. A logo and branding elements will help...
The lib scripts in the `src/lib` directory currently have inconsistent error handling practices. Some functions throws the erros correctly using `throw` in the `catch` block of the `try...catch`, while some...
When using GitHub OAuth for authentication in our application, users may encounter an "access_denied" error if they deny our application access, leading to dead blank screen (see screenshot). This error...
The project currently uses Tailwind CSS, and the dark mode configuration is already set up. However, the implementation of dark mode in the UI is pending. We need to insert...
Currently, `"@types/react-dom"` is listed as a dependency in `package.json`. To align with good development practices, we should move `"@types/react-dom"` to `devDependencies`. **Steps:** 1. Open `package.json` file. 2. Locate the `"dependencies"`...