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Build-A-Blog

Hello! My name is Nisanth, and welcome to my blog - Articklez! In this post, I am going to demonstrate a web application I made on my own. It is called "Build-A-Blog". As those who read my "About Me" page must know, coding is my passion. Therefore, I have created a web app and want to share it with you.

   Build-A-Blog is a web app on my local machine (it is not published), that can be used to create various blogs. I have also made sure it is quite secure. To create it, I have used four main languages - Python, Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML), Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), and JavaScript (JS). In these, we also have libraries. Libraries are pieces of code created by others, that can be used to ease the coding process. The main one is Python Flask. It is a library that can be used to create web apps using Python (Python is originally for creating apps that run on the terminal). Another Library is SpectrumStylr. SpectrumStylr is a CSS and JS library which I created on my own and published. It is used to make rich pages without typing CSS and JS code. All the themes shown in the video below were also taken from SpectrumStylr.

   Here is a demo of Build-A-Blog:





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