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lime-website

by Prince Gajjar

I want to create one website where employee can clock in and clock out of there tasks... Admin can create project and invite team members. It should also inlcude board where can create task or tickets and that task can be added in timer.

You are a senior software architect and technical writer. I am building a full-stack web application for a university project. The frontend must use **Next.js**, and the backend must use a **Python framework (FastAPI preferred)**. Your task is to generate **complete technical documentation and system design** for this project. Project name: **StockVision – Advanced Stock Market Analytics Platform** Project description: This is a dynamic stock market analytics platform where users can explore real-world stock market data, track portfolios, create watchlists, and access advanced analytics features. The application will integrate with external stock market APIs to fetch real-time and historical market data. The platform will also include **premium features that users can purchase through a checkout system**, which satisfies the requirement of having a checkout/payment feature. Tech stack requirements: Frontend: * Next.js (App Router) * React * TypeScript * Tailwind CSS * Shadcn UI * TanStack Query * Chart.js or TradingView charts Backend: * Python FastAPI * PostgreSQL database * SQLAlchemy ORM * JWT authentication * Redis caching (optional) External APIs: * Alpha Vantage or Finnhub stock market API Payment: * Stripe or Razorpay The system must include the following core features: Authentication * User signup * User login * JWT-based authentication * Password hashing Stock Listing * List popular or trending stocks * Search stocks by symbol or company name * Display stock price, change %, and basic information Stock Detail Page * Detailed stock information * Historical price charts * Technical indicators * Company details * Market news (optional) Watchlist * Users can save stocks to a watchlist * Add/remove stocks Portfolio Tracker * Users can simulate investments * Track profit/loss * View portfolio value Premium Features * Advanced indicators * Unlimited watchlists * Export stock data * Advanced analytics Pricing and Checkout * Pricing page showing free vs premium plans * Checkout page * Payment integration with Stripe or Razorpay * Subscription management Required Pages: * Home * Login * Signup * Stocks listing page * Stock detail page * Watchlist * Portfolio * Pricing * Checkout * User dashboard/profile Please generate the following documentation: 1. High-level system architecture 2. Complete project folder structure (frontend + backend) 3. Database schema and ER diagram 4. API design with endpoints 5. Authentication flow 6. Data flow between frontend, backend, and stock APIs 7. UI page structure 8. Component architecture for Next.js 9. Backend service architecture 10. Deployment architecture 11. Optional scalability improvements The documentation should be structured professionally as if it were a real production project.

mellow-literature

by Cyril Marcus

Can you explain why this is a bad litrature review A Bad Example of a Literature Review This literature review will cover the themes which are most useful for my dissertation; this is because it will help to guide my analysis chapter. Men and Masculinity This section will outline the work on gender which I think is interesting. Hegemonic theorising will be introduced because it is important for my work. Hegemonic masculinity theorising and its critiques Theorising on hegemonic masculinity dominates. This is also talked about a lot in work on men and sport. I am going to look at men and how they think about hegemonic masculinity. I want to know if they get it. Because of this, I will start with talking about the theory. Hegemonic masculinity is quite new and people might argue what it means. But a certain thing is that it comes from work of people who are Marxists. Gramsci talked about hegemony first of all and this has been borrowed in masculinity work. He says hegemony helps to understand power. Connell does agree with this too and says that there are some groups and institutes in society which make the masculinity dominant. The term hegemonic masculinity arrived late. It has been described by Connell (2005) to be a ‘synthesis’ of lots of things. Even though there have been people who disagree with the theory and who say it has lots of issues and problems which make it difficult to use it still seems to be used by lots of people. But all of these people using it means that it is difficult to find one definition as people like to disagree and argue. Having said all this, a definition is that it can be the same as what Connell page 832 in 2005 argued ‘the pattern of practice that allowed men’s dominance over women to continue’. Currently Hearn (2004) has said that hegemonic masculinity ideas are still useful and that they can still be applied in research. The newest thinking on this theory states that the concept is changeable and that it is useful because of the way it can be adapted and applied. Not everyone agrees with some criticisms of this theory starting too. Mckay and others say that men do not experience things the same, especially in sport so they suggest that more work and attention needs to be looked at in relation to men and their experiences especially seeing if men follow hegemonic masculinity. Ian Wellard is a person who says some more about this in his discussion of ‘exclusive’ masculinity. He is different from the others as he brings in new themes such as resistance and agency. He tells us that men can make choices. So in conclusion where does this leave us? Hegemonic masculinity is still useable even though it has some problems with it. I can use this but with caution. This is what I will do in my project

coral-application

by Demerox Nomel

Je veux créé une application qui permet de résoudre de manière très impeccable les exercices de l'école primaire jusqu'à l'université

Need to create a IT solutions services website can you create domain name too

happy-pain

by Anup

I want pain management website based on Numerical Rating Scale (NPRS) (0-10): The most common tool, where 0 is no pain and 10 is the worst possible pain. patient should have option select the number between 1 to 10 as per severity of pain. and once they select the pain, message will go to pain management nurse, that how much is the pain, regular pain medication patient having, last medication taken and time and nurse can message back the treatment.

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red-health

by Hiral B

Create a health monitoring mobile application for a sports complex health program. Purpose: Visitors of a sports complex will use this app to record their basic health information and daily habits. The system should help track health conditions and allow consultation with a doctor. User Features: 1. User Registration Users should register with: * Name * Email * Age * Gender * Height * Weight * Phone number 2. Health Profile Users should complete an initial health profile form including: * Blood Pressure * Blood Sugar * Cholesterol * Smoking habit * Alcohol consumption * Exercise frequency * Sleep hours * Existing diseases * Health goal (weight loss, weight gain, diabetes control, pregnancy planning, fitness improvement) 3. Daily Health Tracker Users should be able to log daily health data: * Date * Blood Pressure * Sugar level * Weight * Exercise minutes * Water intake * Sleep hours 4. Ask Doctor Users should be able to ask medical questions to a doctor. The form should include: * Question * Upload medical report * Date * Status The doctor should be able to reply with advice. 5. Appointment Booking Users should be able to book consultation appointments with the doctor. Fields: * Date * Time * Consultation type (online or clinic visit) * Status 6. Health Programs Create sections for programs such as: * Weight Loss Program * Weight Gain Program * Diabetes Control * Pregnancy Planning * Athlete Fitness Each program should show diet guidance and lifestyle advice. 7. Seasonal Health Guide Create a health tips section showing seasonal advice: * Summer health tips * Monsoon health precautions * Winter diet and lifestyle tips 8. Doctor Dashboard Doctor should have a dashboard to: * View all users * View health profiles * View daily health tracking * Reply to patient questions * Manage appointments 9. Login System Users should log in with email so each user only sees their own data. Tables Needed: Users Health_Profile Daily_Tracker Ask_Doctor Appointments Health_Tips The app should be mobile friendly and easy to use for non-technical users.

omega-elephant

by Nivethitha PV

Elephant drawing sale the drawing website

rapid-meditrack

by Sarang Rai

I want to build meditrack pwa using Mern

fiery-portfolio

by Aditya Patel

Create a portfolio website for me with advance 3d models and animations using reference from https://www.jesse-zhou.com/

wise-monitoring

by Devops Ninegravity

You are a senior full-stack engineer specializing in Python backend systems and DevOps tooling. Build a production-ready monitoring system in Python using **FastAPI** that covers five core monitoring domains: 1. **Website/Uptime Monitoring** — HTTP checks, response time measurement, status code validation, and downtime detection. 2. **Database Storage Monitoring** — Track disk usage, collection/table sizes, document/row counts, and storage growth trends; alert when thresholds are exceeded. 3. **Database Outage Detection** — Probe database connectivity and query health; detect and report connection failures, timeouts, and replication issues. 4. **Server Monitoring & Utilization** — Collect CPU, memory, disk I/O, and network metrics via `psutil`; alert when utilization exceeds defined thresholds. ## Target Databases The system must support monitoring for all of the following databases: - **MongoDB** — use `motor` (async) for connectivity checks, storage metrics, collection sizes, document counts, and replica set health. - **PostgreSQL** — use `asyncpg` for connectivity checks, table sizes, row counts, and replication lag. - **MySQL / MariaDB** — use `aiomysql` for connectivity checks, table sizes, and query health. - **Redis** — use `aioredis` for connectivity checks, memory usage, key counts, and eviction metrics. Each database monitor must be implemented as a standalone module so new database types can be added without modifying existing monitors. ## Technical Stack & Requirements - **Framework:** FastAPI (Python) - **Persistence:** Store all check results, historical metrics, and alert logs in MongoDB — design schemas to support trend queries over time - **Scheduler:** Use `APScheduler` or `asyncio`-based polling for interval-driven checks; all checks must run asynchronously and never block each other - **Error isolation:** Failures in one monitor must never crash the system — implement per-monitor error handling, graceful retries, and structured logging - **Configuration:** Externalize all settings (URLs, connection strings, thresholds, polling intervals) into a `.env` file and `config.py` using `pydantic-settings` ## System Components Build the following as distinct, cleanly separated modules: - **`monitors/`** — Individual monitor implementations (`website`, `mongodb`, `postgresql`, `mysql`, `redis`, `server`) - **`scheduler/`** — Orchestrates all polling intervals and dispatches monitor runs - **`storage/`** — Data access layer for persisting and querying check results and metrics - **`alerting/`** — Threshold evaluation and notification dispatch (log-based + webhook stub) - **`api/`** — FastAPI routers exposing endpoints to: register monitors, retrieve current status, fetch historical metrics, and acknowledge alerts - **`dashboard/`** — A simple HTML/JS status dashboard served by FastAPI showing live monitor states ## Code Quality Standards - Production-level error handling and structured logging throughout (`loguru` or Python `logging`) - Clear docstrings and inline comments explaining each module's responsibility - Pydantic models for all request/response schemas and internal data structures - Basic unit tests for monitor logic using `pytest` and `pytest-asyncio` ## Deliverables Provide the complete project structure, all source files with full working code, a `requirements.txt`, a `.env.example` config file, and setup/run instructions. The system must be runnable locally with `uvicorn`, a running MongoDB instance, and optionally connected target databases.