Introducing Vinyl, scribble for Music ๐ฟ

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I love designing, building, and managing reproducible, testable, and evolvable ML powered software.
Hi Arijit Roy, can you please add an MIT license to your project, so it considers eligible for this hackathon?
Thank you.
Welcome to the second part of our blog series on gRPC using Python. In our previous blog, we talked about the basics of gRPC, its architecture, and its various components. In this blog, we will be going through how to write a gRPC client & server so ...

gRPC is a high-performance, open-source universal RPC (Remote Procedure Call) framework. It is developed by Google and provides efficient, low-latency communication between microservices. gRPC uses Protocol Buffers as the default data serialization f...

No not chemistry, this is about database systems.

ft. Redis Bloom


Ever heard of a song and spent a few seconds remembering its name? Well, we made a game out of it ๐.
Introducing Vinyl, a multiplayer song guessing game in which the first one (three people actually) to guess the name of the song from its 30 second preview wins.
Playing vinyl is easy and simple. All you need to do is:
Thanks to AWS Amplify, we were able to convert out idea to code and deploy with ease โ๐ฝ
Using Figma to Code, we generated React code to convert our design to components which acted as a base for the entire projects.

In order to save Playlists and generate a schema for the database, we used Amplify Studio's Data modelling feature

We used Amplify to host out Next.js application



Link to application: https://vinyl-client.vercel.app