Traceraft ver1.0.0 release!!!

This app, which I introduced the other day, is designed to help you reflect on what you’ve built up as we enter the age of AI. In a sense, it’s an app that lets you trace the path of your development log. This is because we’re entering an era where creating apps will become increasingly easy. However, it’s not just about building an app and calling it a day; this app helps you visualize the various lessons learned, areas for improvement, and other aspects of your progress.

release note [version1.0.0]

• I have added editing features.
• I created and implemented a module that allows you to change the design using the “md” format.
• Added a front animation when the button is pressed.
• Addition of a Contact Us page, etc.
• We implemented user processing and authentication functionality in the middleware layer.
• Other bug fixes.

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I’ve been thinking about the design these past few days.

I recently got back into web development. Before this, I was working mostly on the backend side in a legacy Java environment with little to no documentation, so it had been quite a while since I last used Next.js.

That said, I keep studying web app architecture regularly, so I was able to approach the design side pretty much the same way I always do.

This time, I built the app with the latest version of Next.js (16.2.3). Sure, there were some tricky parts here and there, but honestly, it was more fun than difficult. lol

One of the main reasons I wanted to build this app is that, in the AI era, building apps is definitely going to get easier. At the same time, though, it may become harder to make personal growth visible. That’s why I made this app: to help track where you got stuck, what you learned, and the path your development took, whether you’re vibe coding or building things more traditionally.

I’m running this project entirely on my own, so if you have any requests, ideas, or feedback, feel free to contact me through the contact page.

Today, I worked on implementing the front end for this site.

• Front-end development
• Design, architecture, UI, and component creation
• Created a design-ready architecture in Markdown format for the traced post
• Implemented login and signout toggles.

First Trace

Proof over promises. This is the first post on DevTrace.

Today I shipped the login feature for DevTrace.

• Implemented the login flow
• A page has been added.
• Added trace posting
• Moved the MVP forward