Day 8 in Redesigning Nasa's Astronomy Picture of the Day

Intro -

For the past few days, I have been catching up on what I have missed and maybe rusty on. Reading back on the code was most helpful and just in case you have forgotten what or why I am doing this. I'll tell you.

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Recap -

Nasa has an API that allows developers to show the picture of the day of the night sky! For approximately 3 months I have been completing this project where I am making it more "prettier". It is very straight foreword what Nasa currently has, and from months ago or a couple months ago, it was a tiktok/reel trend where people would look back on their birth date and see their image that was taken. I did not choose to do this project because of a trend as it is lightyears behind us. But it was cool how many people used it and I want to make this project more pleasing to look at where it is looking similar to a social media application.

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Past to Present -

For a large chunk of time, I have been busy with school but I have looked over how APIs work but have not made enough time for posting. But thankfully I can and today I have done some work. I have been implementing the API to another, not this project as I want to get a grasp of the idea and I don't want to break the real thing. There is still more to learn.

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Future -

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Plug -

If you want to see the code, I have it on my Github and post updates on DEV blogs on twitter if you are interested in my work.