URL SHORTNER is a project that allows you to shorten and clean long URLs, and also keeps track of the shortened URLs in your terminal. Built in HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT is with amazing and clean designs aims to make your life easier and faster.
used AI for debugging in backend (mostly all are written by me for some parts) and making UI more smoother
Updated the Project with some cool features
In this devlog finally it works and it’s amazing to see not gonna lie and make it happened and it works ya finally after a lot of struggle it works and it feels amazing seeing that it is working after making a lot of changes
so here is the major features of it
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So in this devlog i corely focused on improving the frontend and aiming to add more features then previous one, and trying to make it cleaner and more useful for the user
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I learn a lot of stuffs making clean UI and making it functional
URL Shortener
A simple full-stack URL Shortener built using Go (Golang) for the backend and HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for the frontend.
This project allows users to convert long URLs into short, shareable links and redirect back to the original URL using the generated short code.
Features
Clean and responsive frontend UI
URL validation on the client side
Random short code generation
Fast redirection using HTTP 302
Copy the short URL with one click
Completely free to use
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it just shortens the url in a local host it has no use? but i get what youre trying to do good work keep it up try getting a domain and deploying it there and use your domain to shortern urls
hate to tell you this, but it does not work.
your backend is bust.
Does not work. error msg - “Will take some time!”
Does not work. It shows the “Will take some time” but then nothing happens
this project will help me as deploy my project from cloudflare tunnels and it has really long urls
So guys, here is the explanation: I wrote all the backend code in Golang and Javascript and for the deployment i was not able to because of my limited knowledge and time, so it didn’t work on the deployed link. However, you still can use in your local host to make your URL life easier. It also stores the URL smartly in your terminals, so thanks for understanding definitely gonna deployed later on and make it a production-ready website. Thanks for your understanding. I have provided in the GitHub release page an .exe file you can use that also to test the application.
I realize this is for if you have a server running on your computer lol