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This is a solo submission for the : Crushing the Command Line
Before you dive into GratefulMind, check out all five of my entries for the Amazon Q Developer “Quack The Code” Challenge(I know ?, I went a little too crazy there):
? Sudoku Taught Me I Could Achieve Anything: 
Powered by Amazon Q Developer CLI ??️??
? GratefulMind: Your Daily Dose of Joy & Growth ??
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What I Built ??
The Big Picture ?
I crafted GratefulMind, a personalized gratitude-journal web app that:
Why It Matters 
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Try It Yourself ?️
Peek Behind the Scenes ?
Plan, Prompt, Polish ?
Blueprinting: I fed Q Developer the GratefulMind tech stack, user flows, feature list—and let it draft an iterative plan. ?️
Course-Correction: When its code snippets popped up too early or went off-track, I jumped in, refined prompts, and steered it back. ?
Code-Generation: Once the plan was rock-solid, I asked Q Developer to scaffold components—storage utils, prompt engine, Chart.js integrations—and then polished the output. ?
The Rollercoaster of AI Collaboration ?
GratefulMind isn’t just lines of code—it’s a celebration of every small win, a companion for your quietest reflections, and a spark for your next breakthrough. Thank you for sharing this journey with me. ?
A Little About Me
I’m Divya, a lifelong learner who finds magic in the everyday: that first sip of black coffee
, the joy of solving a tricky bug ?, and the comfort of looking back on how far you’ve come. I built GratefulMind so you can capture those moments, too—because every feeling, goal, and spark of gratitude deserves its place in your story.
Still here? You’re awesome. Go ahead—start your first entry, and let GratefulMind surprise you with what it uncovers about you. ??
And yup, thank you for being here until the end ?.
Before you dive into GratefulMind, check out all five of my entries for the Amazon Q Developer “Quack The Code” Challenge(I know ?, I went a little too crazy there):
? Sudoku Taught Me I Could Achieve Anything: Powered by Amazon Q Developer CLI ??️?? ? GratefulMind: Your Daily Dose of Joy & Growth ?? **** **** ****What I Built ??
The Big Picture ?I crafted GratefulMind, a personalized gratitude-journal web app that:
Serves up time-specific prompts (morning ?, afternoon 
, evening ?)- ? Blends goal-tracking and mood journaling into one seamless flow
- ?? Daily, Weekly and Monthly insights to help you know your actions, motivations, habits better.
Why It Matters ?- Holistic Focus: Four life areas—Work ?, Health & Fitness ?, Personal Growth ?, Social ?—so you’re never neglecting what matters.
- Deep Reflection: ? Custom prompts nudge you to pause, ponder, and grow.
- Lasting Insights: ? Your entries live forever—revisit highs, learn from lows, and watch patterns emerge. ?
Try It Yourself ?️
- ? Live Site:
- ? Screenshot Preview:
- Or you can see it all in action .
Peek Behind the Scenes ?
GitHub:
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GratefulMind
A personalized gratitude journal web application that adapts to your unique identity and provides tailored prompts for reflection throughout your day.
You can check it out .
Project Overview
GratefulMind is designed to help users cultivate gratitude and mindfulness through a customizable journaling experience. The application adapts to each user's unique identities and life circumstances, providing relevant prompts for reflection at different times of the day.
Key Features- Time-Specific Prompts: Different prompts for morning, afternoon, and evening to match your daily rhythm
- Journal Entry System: Record and review your gratitude entries with rich text formatting
- Mood Tracking: Visual representations of your emotional journey with charts and insights
- Task Management: Set and track daily goals aligned with your values
- Life Areas Focus: Reflect on different areas of your life (work, relationships, health, etc.)
- Reflection Summaries: Weekly and monthly insights into your gratitude practice
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?️ Explore the full HTML5/CSS3/JS + Tailwind + Chart.js magic, then fork or remix, and don't forget to star it ?! ?
Plan, Prompt, Polish ?
Blueprinting: I fed Q Developer the GratefulMind tech stack, user flows, feature list—and let it draft an iterative plan. ?️ Course-Correction: When its code snippets popped up too early or went off-track, I jumped in, refined prompts, and steered it back. ? Code-Generation: Once the plan was rock-solid, I asked Q Developer to scaffold components—storage utils, prompt engine, Chart.js integrations—and then polished the output. ?The Rollercoaster of AI Collaboration ?
- ? Brainpower on Demand: Q Developer turns fuzzy ideas into concrete code—most of the time.
Human-in-the-Loop: My feedback loop keeps features aligned with real-world needs.- ? Moments of Magic (and Mayhem): One minute you’re marveling at auto-generated chart handlers; the next you’re debugging its half-baked UI. ??
? A Heartfelt Thank-You
GratefulMind isn’t just lines of code—it’s a celebration of every small win, a companion for your quietest reflections, and a spark for your next breakthrough. Thank you for sharing this journey with me. ?
A Little About MeI’m Divya, a lifelong learner who finds magic in the everyday: that first sip of black coffee
, the joy of solving a tricky bug ?, and the comfort of looking back on how far you’ve come. I built GratefulMind so you can capture those moments, too—because every feeling, goal, and spark of gratitude deserves its place in your story.Still here? You’re awesome. Go ahead—start your first entry, and let GratefulMind surprise you with what it uncovers about you. ?
?And yup, thank you for being here until the end ?.