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Bro Karim
Bro Karim

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🔐Password manager with react, nodejs & mysql part III🚀

Remember that sweet authentication update from last week? This week, we've taken it a step further by adding the delete function and refined the overall structure to enhance the code quality.

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To achieve this, we began by designing a user interface that allows users to easily identify and select passwords they wish to delete. When the delete button is clicked, a confirmation modal appears, asking the user to confirm their action to prevent accidental deletions. Behind the scenes, I implemented a fortress of checks to ensure only you, the rightful owner, can delete your passwords.

On top of that, I've reorganized my internal code for maximum efficiency. Think of it as a filing system overhaul - everything's neatly categorized for future updates and easier maintenance.

Demo : Instagram
Source Code : Github

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