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How I Build an Alarm app WITHOUT CODING SKILLS 👩‍💻

The problem is always me. I can never get over my bad habits. But being an engineering student pushes me to never give up, even when faced with nonsense or illogical things around me.

Let’s fix it with the program “fix my life” and maybe it will help you too if you face the same struggles.

Building “an alarm app that makes me do math just to turn it off” 🥲

I used 🔗 “Emergent.sh” for giving me a hand and making it easier and faster to bring my crazy ideas to life ,seriously, NO CODING SKILLS required!

If you're tired of a problem, just build the solution yourself.

#studentlife #collegelife #engineeringstudent #techforstudents #emergent #studytips #productivityhacks #codinglife #studentgrind #diy #techstartup

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