Amru

Today, I finally added pronunciation support. You can now include pronunciation for your words. It will use Google Text-to-Speech to generate them. When using a dictionary source, you can request to use the dictionary audio instead, with gTTS as a fallback.

Finally, I restored dictionary support in the app. I also divided the Anki generation code into classes for each source, each with a build method to construct the deck.
I noticed that the dictionary provides many meanings across multiple parts of speech, so I made a separate card for each meaning while still limiting the total number of cards to avoid overwhelming the user.
I also made the dictionary requests asynchronous, gathering all entries concurrently for faster lookups.
I also rewrote the pydantic model for responses to match the new card generation system.

Finally, I refactored the backend completely. I first register each source and then dispatch with the appropriate source and provider as the user wants. I have different endpoints for each source, Pydantic models in their own folder, with services and utilities in separate folders. Now it’s time to introduce different sources and providers.

I added FreeDictionary API as a provider, but now I feel the backend is messy and won’t accept more providers. So, the next few hours will go into refactoring the backend to allow scalability.

I add icons to the navbar!!! what an achievement.
Note: I also fixed the alignment.

Wow, I’ve done a lot.
In the frontend, I created a dropdown using Tailwind, replaced the legacy ones with that modern one, and also used it for language input. I also made three sources for the words and render the component based on that. In the end, I dealt with the response data to ensure that I send the correct data, taking into account user-specified options.

Furthermore, in the backend, I created a model to ensure I get the right data. I also made different processes based on the type of the response, whether it’s a file, word, or even a subsequence of words.

Told ya I did a lot of work.

A Flappy Bird clone made with Godot as a Godot beginner.

Gameplay: Simply click the left mouse button and keep moving without colliding with the pipes to get the highest score possible. If you fall, you can use the restart button to play again.

I changed the styles of the input form. Now it’s time to work on the backend.

I have worked on the Home page, which contains information about the app and how to use it, I also changed the colors :)

So far, I have managed to design the website in Figma. I started by creating a navbar and an input panel for entering words.