This repo contains a basic implementation of a todo app written in 20 popular programming languages. The app will be written as a web app with a backend and a database possibly.
Project: To-Do list API in all programming languages
Schema: I suggest that all routes use the url /api/v1/tasks
Focus Areas:
- Good use of Data Structures
- Keep it Simple & Useful
- Object Oriented design
Features - A use should be able to:
1. Add/delete/Edit a list
2. Add/Delete/Edit a task
3. Add/delete/Edit a user
| Language | Added | Add task | Delete Task | Edit Task | Web App |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clojure | |||||
| F# | |||||
| Go | |||||
| Scala | |||||
| Elixir | |||||
| Ruby | |||||
| Rust | |||||
| Erlang | |||||
| R | |||||
| Python | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | |
| Objective-C | |||||
| TypeScript | |||||
| C# | |||||
| Swift | |||||
| Kotlin | |||||
| C++ | |||||
| Assembly | |||||
| WebAssembly | |||||
| C | |||||
| Java | |||||
| PHP | |||||
| JavaScript | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
| Framework | Added | Finished | Hosted |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vue | |||
| React-Native | |||
| Flutter |
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Features:
- Fork the repo
- Add you language implementation
- Make a pull request to master
Improvements/Fixes:
- Create an issue
- Implement the fix in your repo fork
- Make a pull request for the changes :Also:, add your name to the readme in the Contributors section (below).