teleren/devto huggingface dataset:
COVID 19 Detection by X-Ray
Tags: octograd2020
Published: 2020-05-20 06:42:26

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## Team CommBot 
This project is intended for the hackathon purpose only. [dataset source: https://github.com/ieee8023/covid-chestxray-dataset]

## Demo Link
 https://darshshah.me/hackon-2020/

## How we built it 
We are intended to develop a system that gives output that patient is infected with COVID 19 or not, Our system has two modules. In the first module, the system does scan the X-Ray of a patient with the help of our own designed AI system and gives results with classification. We are taking more than 200 hundred of X-ray with multiple types of classification and made a system which is developed on AI and after processing, we are getting the output.

This system can help many doctors and our society to fight against corona. This system gives the next level testing phase for the patient check-in this time so we can do diagnose the patient as soon as possible and save more people.

## Challenges we ran into
Making Ai Model from a very fewer data set, with the help of Google Cloud Platform we build it and solve it.

## Technologies we used
ReactJS, Python, Computer Vision, Deep Learning and Google Cloud Platform(GCP).
Return gift
Tags: webdev, html, css, javascript
Published: 2020-05-20 06:42:22

Recently I developed a website for my friend as a surprise return gift. Well finding someone who is equally freak as you in the tech world is pretty much difficult. 
It was my birthday and my friend built a basic website for wishing me a happy birthday. Well, it was so amazing even if though she was a beginner in web development.

https://roshstar1999.github.io/bb/

Indeed I was surprised, so I decided to return surprise her back with a similar amazing cool website for expressing thanks. It was amazing to see my friend's surprised face. 

https://nachikamod.github.io/thanks/
[Prototype] MVC Multi-Sided Auction Platform
Tags: octograd2020, githubsdp
Published: 2020-05-20 06:39:54

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The Egyptian market has witnessed a huge growth in the e-commerce field during the last few years, many platforms are growing with different business models but all these platforms were mainly working on retail business model which was good step for the stores to be able to post their products and expands their market through online platforms but on the other side normal people were not able to sell their products or used items and this gap also we filled by a couple of platforms that made anyone able to sell and buy anything online but it came with a very primitive business model that just connects the two sides together without any contribution to the sales process itself, which always put’s a huge risks such as scam and fraud including many stuff that affected many customers already and put’s their life in danger because of the ungoverned process of selling any products.

The goal of the project is to develop a unique platform that combines the features of any e-commerce website and adding the auction option which will allow everyone to post and sell almost anything in a way that ensure transparency and customer safety. 

## Link to Code
{% github github.com/jankaro/EasyMarket %}
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## How I built it
Easy Market is a web-based application that provides online auction and retail service using the multi-sided platforms concept, the whole process of creating the website followed the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) which involve the known technical activities; requirements analysis, Design, Implementation and Testing. The implementation of the system will be using the MVC ( Model – View – Controller) design pattern using PHP, JavaScript, HTML and CSS as basic technologies to build the platform, Also Laravel 6 framework will be used for the backend of website and Vue.js and bootstrap will be used in the front-end to ensure that the website will be written in a clean code without redundancy and make it easier to scale up in the future.


## Additional Thoughts
The motivation for doing such project is mainly the challenge of building a project from the scratch by myself completely and the excitement of learning new skills and implementing what I have studied for the past three years. As also I believe that such project will have good contribution to the market and it will fill a huge gap that exists now


[Final Note]: # (CONGRATULATIONS!!! You are amazing!)
VK Education
Tags: octograd2020, githubsdp
Published: 2020-05-20 06:37:23

During the VK Education codecamp a main tasks were code refactoring and adding new functions for special projects.
Different companies needed different API methods and functions for their goals. Moreover, it was necessary to flexibly manage access rights. I transfered all the methods used by special projects to a new section of API and rewrote unified rights management system for them. Also, I added some functions & changed Callback API methods for new projects.
Another key issue was ads targeting on mobile devices. A lot of Android devices could't be defined in their price category and targeting worked much worse for them. I increased the accuracy of ads targeting in several times by distributing thousands of unique devices by price category.
Unfortunately, due to the NDA, I cannot show the code, but it's pretty good because of 3+ reviews every Pull Request :)

## How I built it
VK uses its own PHP — kPHP. It compiles to C++ and works very fast and also has static typing.
Moreover, I have worked with Python & MySQL and a lot of servers.


## Additional Stories
One day I made a mistake in the name of variable and almost broke everything 😅
Librarify
Tags: octograd2020, githubsdp
Published: 2020-05-20 06:34:34

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## Librarify 


Download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kevin.xu
 

## Code
{% github https://github.com/therealestkevin/Librarify %}

##Overview
Android app designed upon the Google Firebase platform. It keeps track of books you are reading by scanning ISBN barcodes through the utilization of Google Vision API and then allows you to schedule reading events for each book, allowing users to maintain a steady reading schedule.

## How I built it 
GitHub Student Developer Pack Tools Used: Jetbrains IntelliJ, GitKraken, GitKraken Glo

Other Resources: Android Studio, Google Books API, Google ML, SQLite Room Persistence Library, Android Camerakit, Material CalendarView, AgendaCalendarView

A large part of my success in creating this application was the accessible tutorials available for API use and Android application development through Google CodeLabs. I would strongly recommend it for anyone wanting to get started in aspects of the Google development environment. 

Creating this application was my first foray into the world of Android development and was a refreshing step as a beginning developer. Instead of drilling myself with exercises that I never saw the use in, I was finally able to create something that I felt had purpose and was able to solve some problems I saw around me. 



## Additional Thoughts / Feelings / Stories
Soldiering through the process of seemingly never-ending bugs and roadblocks was a reality that I embraced in the process of undertaking this project. It's definitely hard to stay motivated when you seemingly haven't made progress on the same bug for a whole week but I ended up realizing that these things are temporary and simply trusting my ability to progress. This mindset has helped me through not only this project but learning Computer Science in general. Overall, I am satisfied with how my project turned out and that over 230 people have downloaded my application and are using it to improve some aspect of their lives.
My First School Project
Tags: octograd2020, devgrad2020
Published: 2020-05-20 06:34:11

I had just taken the bulk of an Introduction to Java course at the time, and there was this game project where the objective was centered around implementing a simple version of the Atari Centipede game.

## My Final Project

I embarked on satisfying the basic requirements of the projects: getting the basic mechanics finished, having passable graphics assets, and gluing everything together. With the extra time and inclination, I strived to add a couple of new features that expanded on it, the most notable of which was the Millipede, hence the revised name, which were allied insects that assist you in clearing mushroom obstacles and enemy centipedes in demolition style.

## Link to Code

{% github element-sauce/MillipedeGame %}

## How I built it (what's the stack? did I run into issues or discover something new along the way?)

I used a special beginner-friendly Java integrated development environment called Greenfoot which had its own API by the same time, designed to get students on their feet quickly in creating their own games. I think I owe the relative simplicity of being able to add extensions to existing features as well as new features altogether firstly due to the implicit extensibility of the Greenfoot framework that simply allows me to add a World or Actor class when I want to add another creature, for example. 

The second reason I think is my personal take on having class hierarchy as a design focus. One example where I did this was when I created a Mushroom class that contained all of the features that I wanted all Mushroom to share, but that all mushrooms can also built upon, such as CentipedeMushroom and MillipedeMushroom, both of which spawn the the respective creatures. Being able to test and run my game immediately  after quickly compiling, all within a single screen due to the convenience of Greenfoot, also definitely helped with development velocity.

## Additional Thoughts / Feelings / Stories

Upon reflection on the completion of this individual project, it was the first time that I created something that I was truly proud to a significant extent and deemed it presentable, meaning that I felt comfortable sharing it with my peers and letting them play a round or two of the game. One thing that I wish I could have done, (but don't regret at all because I didn't know how to at the time), would be to use Git to track my proejct, not because I was working in a team but that it would be useful at the time to employ version control, perhaps interesting to look back at the progress I made in increments over time.
[Face Mask Detection - My major project]
Tags: octograd2020, showdev, devgrad2020, python
Published: 2020-05-20 06:33:18

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## Face Mask Detector

### Demo Link: https://youtu.be/AAkNyZlUae0
 
{% github https://github.com/chandrikadeb7/Face-Mask-Detection %}

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Built it using Caffe based face detector model along with MobileNetV2 for fine tuning using transfer learning. The dataset was made custom using Bing search API, RMFD and Kaggle datasets of real "with_mask" images. Used Python script with Keras, and TensorFlow as the backend.

This idea came in my mind mainly due to the current situation of Covid-19. Will be presenting this idea for my final presentation of my college semester in mid-June.

I love to write tech blog for beginners. You can visit them here: https://medium.com/@chandrikadeb7
[Final Note]: # (CONGRATULATIONS!!! You are amazing!)
GiveThanksNow.org
Tags: octograd2020
Published: 2020-05-20 06:32:13


### My Project
With COVID-19 out there, nothing is the same anymore. Expressing gratitude towards people that are putting their lives at risk to take care of others, deliver your food, teach your children, is something not to be forgotten during these challenging times.

Myself, along with my friend Kaushik Mahorker, wanted to spread more positivity to recognize and appreciate the frontline workers that have been essential during the pandemic. To do that, we ended up creating GiveThanksNow, where people can leave messages of gratitude and encouragement to our heroes on the frontlines, be it a simple thank you or something even more than that.

**Website:** [Give Thanks Now](http://givethanksnow.org/)

### How I built it
**Stack:** HTML/CSS, Bootstrap, JS, Firebase
We wanted to make it simple and decided to use Bootstrap, HTML/CSS, JS, and Firebase to get our MVP out there and ready to use. We are constantly looking for ways to further improve the website and add more features to show our appreciation for the members of the frontline. 

**Issues that came up**: After we launched the site, we realized our Firebase was not as protected from getting injected than we thought and we ended up fixing the issue within an hour by looking further into the Firebase rules and documentation and ensuring someone can't attack us again.
digital yearbook
Published: 2020-05-20 06:31:45

# Project

[code for the project](https://github.com/alekfourierwestover/yearbook2020)

Me, and a bunch of my highschool friends (see the list of contributers on GitHub) made a vritual  yearbook!

# features

- register for an account (we have some cool "security stuff" like sending verification codes via email, and hashing passwords, and not letting people do script injections) 
- modify account (password reset, update photo or quote)
- see where people are going to go to college
- see the main yearbook, which displays everyone's pictures and quotes
- send people messages
- view your messages

# tools
We used python (Flask) for the backend. Basically we had to create accounts for users with name, email, college they're going to go to, senior quote, and a yearbook picture. 
We used bootstrap to help out with the front-end web development. 

We set up our project on a little digital ocean droplet, and actually got our school to use it!

# cool stuff
I learned a lot of really cool stuff from working on this project. Here are some of the highlights:

- It's really easy to set up a digital ocean server. Except you have to have a credit card even though it's going to be free. (Dang.)
- Flask's `sessions` are super cool! My understanding of them is that you can cache user data on their computer. So like you can keep someone logged in even if they visit separate pages. 
- Flex-boxes are pretty awesome.
Sagar's 1st game DropTacToe
Tags: octograd2020
Published: 2020-05-20 06:31:16

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## My Final Project:  DropTacToe

## Demo Link: [CLick here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQFu406I1Uk)

## Link to Code: [Clicke Here](https://github.com/IamSagarDB/DropTacToe)

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## How I built it (what's the stack? did I run into issues or discover something new along the way?)
#### Learned new Algorithm and new Challenges, this made me a better programmer.  

## Additional Thoughts / Feelings / Stories
#### This was the first game I ever built. Feeling excited.😍

[Final Note]: # (CONGRATULATIONS!!! You are amazing!)
Project I made
Tags: octograd2020
Published: 2020-05-20 06:28:24

## Demo Link
https://justinhuey1.github.io/CodeNationCOVIDQUIZ/

## Link to Code
https://github.com/JustinHuey1/CodeNationCOVIDQUIZ


## How I built it 
I created this project with one of my friends when the coronavirus was starting to turn into a big deal. There are so many false information out there on the internet and we wanted to provide a sort of game to test the knowledge of what people know about the facts. We used HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to code the trivia type game. We locally store all the information that contains the questions and answers and assign them to match so that the information that we want to portray is consistent.
[TMDroid college experience]
Tags: octograd2020
Published: 2020-05-20 06:26:57

[Comment]: 
One of my older projects is a remote controlled car built from scratch where I designed the PCB for it and used a robotic car kit to implement it on. For controlling I was connecting to the car via my laptop's bluetooth and got input from a gaming joystick connected to it. I participated in a national robotics contest with it and got second place nation-wide. 

[Note]: 
I mostly used the JetBrains subscription and the GitKraken premium subscription from my Github Student Pack

## My Final Project
My final project consists of an Android application that mimics a social media portal where instead of normal posts like on Facebook, users can upload photos regarding social awareness problems from their community. For example, a big problem in our country is construction trash left by people randomly at the street corner or people dumping trash randomly to not pay. Using the app authorities can clean up the affected areas while also users being able to up/down vote, comment and share the issues in order for it to be more popular.

## Demo Link
 Not yet available because it is in the making

## Link to Code
Code from the first project I talked about can be found below, the one for my final project is not yet available publicly.

{% github https://github.com/TMDroid/Aplicatie-Comanada-Masinuta %}

## How I built it (what's the stack? did I run into issues or discover something new along the way?)

For the project I use Android Studio with Kotlin on the client side
And Laravel for my API together with Nova package for my Admin Panel.


## Additional Thoughts / Feelings / Stories
I think college is worth it in countries like mine because it's very cheap compared to other more renowned colleges and universities from the USA or other countries. I am debt-free as I graduate and also paid very little to nothing during my college years.

[Final Note]: 
I love the OpenSource community and GitHub for providing such a great place for devs to get together and build awesome things.
My Concept Project
Tags: octograd2020
Published: 2020-05-20 06:24:39

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## My Final Project
I've been introduced to the world of web development a few months ago and it has really indulged me in it. All of HTML and CSS is really fascinating on how much you can build from their simple commands and tags. 

I've started working on a concept website for Razer™ using HTML and CSS. It's a still work in progress but once I finish it i'll upload it on GitHub and update this blog post with the link for it(Probably gonna take 1-2 weeks more). For now I'll still keep developing and I'm really looking forward to this octograd2020. :D

## Demo Link
 _WILL UPDATE ONCE COMPLETED_

## Link to Code
_WILL UPDATE ONCE COMPLETED_

## How I built it (what's the stack? did I run into issues or discover something new along the way?)

Well to be honest, at first, I faced a lot of errors and issue but GIYF ( Google is your friend). Thanks to StackOverflow, Discord, Quora, Slack and many more I was able to fix my mistakes and learn a lot of new and cool stuff. Now I'm currently building it with all my knowledge and dedication and hope that it amazes other people as well

## Additional Thoughts / Feelings / Stories
Coding is love. Coding is life. Coding is future. During these surreal and difficult times I know a lot of people are still inside their home but I've seen a lot of increase in the world of programming and development and that made me really happy that so many people like to learn this stuff too. I'm looking forward to more interesting projects that each individual has and overall I hope its fun!

[Final Note]: # (CONGRATULATIONS!!! You are amazing!)
Thanks :)
The best project I've made ever
Tags: octograd2020, githubsdp
Published: 2020-05-20 06:23:17

I built a website using NodeJS and Express JS which shows the data of exoplanets such as their names, distance from sun etc.Along with that I also added some amazing facts about exoplanets on that website.
I also used Github student developer pack benefits to learn web development from frontend masters.


## My Final Project
MSEP
https://msep.herokuapp.com
Leap Motion ASL Interpreter
Tags: octograd2020
Published: 2020-05-20 06:21:58

## My Final Project

Disabled persons have always been limited in their methods to communicate with the world. Due to the rapidly growing popularity and development towards VR, we wanted to implement a method to allow mute people to communicate in VR using their "natural" language.

This project uses leap motion to convert American Sign Language (ASL) into text output. The goal of this project was to make ASL more accessible for everyone to understand and eliminate the barrier for accessibility.

## Demo Link
https://devpost.com/software/nwhacks2017-leaplanguage

## Link to Code
https://github.com/jopika/nwHacks2017-LeapLanguage

This project won second place at NWHacks and best accessibility award. It was a definitely a surprise for our whole team (we finished 10 min before the deadline) , and a big highlight of my undergrad.
Build COVID19 SMS Tracker using Twilio + NodeJS
Published: 2020-05-20 06:21:37

---
title: Build COVID19 SMS Tracker using Twilio + NodeJS
published: true
description: In this blog, we will learn to build COVID19 SMS Tracker using external API and Twilio.
tags: 
---
Let’s get started,

Install the required packages

```npm install --save express twilio axios```

We will be using an external REST API to get COVID19 Cases.

https://api.covid19api.com/

First, get the latest COVID19 cases for India using Axios.

```

const covidINdata = await axios.get('https://api.covid19api.com/live/country/india/status/confirmed');

const latestData = covidINdata.data;

//API returns an array which contains all snapshots of cases. We will use the latest, which means the last element of the array.

const data = latestData[latestData.length - 1];

//Now configure, Twilio SMS API - Signup for Twilio, and get Account ID and API KEY.

const ACCOUNT_ID = "ACXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX";
const API_KEY = "your_auth_token";
const client = new twilio(ACCOUNT_ID, API_KEY);
Create body and send SMS,
client.api.messages.create({
        body: data, //This is SMS body, returned from API
        to: 'your_mobile_number',
        from: +12569789527
      }).then(data => {
        return res.status(200).send('SMS has been sent' + data);
      }).catch(error => {
        return res.status(404).send(error);
      });
}
```
Code:
https://github.com/pprathameshmore/Corona-SMS-Tracker