Myhal: Celebrate your small wins and embrace failures

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Wow, awesome Rutik Wankhade
if i may ask how do you come about your images
Definitely a really good Application. I wanted to know what was your development process like. You first created a prototype(using figma or other stuff) or added functionalities and then designed it.
This is really nice👌, you can always tell your style in projects. Great work👏
Great Job. I like the fact, your app designs are very consistent. I kinda know by looking, it is coming from you. Well done 👍.
Haha 😅 Thank you!
Nice idea Rutik Wankhade and a really cool project. It's a great idea to note both your successes and failures which I often do myself. Great job 👏
Thank you so much 😊
The design is really nice! Excellent job.
Good luck with the hackathon Rutik Wankhade :)
Thank you so much 😊
Best side project idea I have seen from anyone to date! 😍💜
I am simply blown away!
Thank you!
Thank you! 😊
Awesome work!! this is going to help a lot of people out their including me. Thanks for such an awesome app.
Thank you buddy! 😊
Thank you!
The app looks really slick Rutik Wankhade
Very well designed and the implementation is impressive too!!
Isn't there a page where we can view others' pages?
Great work. Keep it up 🔥
Thank you! Not yet, but I will add a showcase page featuring all the profiles.
Oh that's nice Rutik Wankhade
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And today's project is somewhat related to that.
Introducing myhal, short for my highs and lows. An app to document all the ups and downs of one's journey.

I used to keep a list of all the achievements I made. Some days when I feel low or imposter syndrome hit me, it was something that would lift me up. And I felt everyone should keep one. Like the highlights of their journey.
But that's not it. There was more of it. Do you know this symbol called yin-yang? You have probably seen it somewhere.

It comes from Chinese philosophy that represents opposing ideas and forces. For ex. light and dark, day and night, etc.
In Ancient Chinese philosophy, yin and yang is the idea of dualism, that seemingly opposite or contrary forces may actually be complementary, interconnected, and interdependent in the natural world.
Yin and yang cannot exist without the other.
And I realized it's not just the highlights, but the lowlights are important as well. Highlights cannot exist with lowlights. They both balance each other. And so I came up with myhal.



I am very impressed with Clerk.dev. It provides complete user management for your apps. I never imagined it to be that easy and simple to use. Kudos to their dev team for building such an awesome product. You should definitely try it.

I set it up with react following their docs. The sign-up, sign-in, dashboard, and all the user management related stuff are managed by Clerk.dev with just a few lines of code. It also has its prebuilt UI elements.
So that's it. I had a great experience building myhal. It's simple and small but I really wanted to make it. This is my submission for the #clerkhackathon. Feedbacks and suggestions are welcome.