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By: Usman Ghani (usman)

🔧 Features User Registration & Login Users can create an account and log in to access personalized features (login/logout handled without express-session). Add New Skills Logged-in users can add skills they want to share or teach, including a title and description. Edit Existing Skills Users can edit the skills they have posted to keep content updated. View Skill Details Visitors can view detailed information about each skill, including who posted it. Comment on Skills Users can leave comments on any skill to ask questions, provide feedback, or show interest. Clean & Responsive UI Built with Tailwind CSS and Handlebars (HBS) for a smooth and responsive user interface. --- 📌 Use of the Website This website serves as a simple learning and sharing platform, where users can: Share their skills with others. Explore what others are offering or teaching. Connect through comments and discussions. It’s designed primarily for educational and demo purposes, showcasing full-stack web development with Express.js, Tailwind CSS, and Handlebar

By: Usman Ghani (usman)

A website is primarily designed to display information. It often consists of static pages like a homepage, about page, contact page, or blog. The user’s interaction is usually limited to clicking links, reading content, or maybe filling out a simple contact form. The focus is on delivering content to the user, and it doesn't require complex backend logic or user login in most cases. Examples of websites include news portals, company websites, and personal blogs. A web application, on the other hand, is built for user interaction and functionality. It allows users to log in, input data, get personalized results, and perform specific tasks. Web apps usually involve both frontend and backend development, use databases, and have features like user authentication, data storage, and dynamic updates. Examples include Gmail, Trello, and online skill-sharing platforms like the one you built. In short: A website is like a digital brochure or magazine. A web application is like a software tool you use through your browser. This Skillshare-style project is considered a web application because it allows users to log in, add/edit content, and interact with other users through comments.

By: Usman Ghani (usman)

📘 About This Project This Skillshare-style website is a demo project built for learning and practice purposes. It demonstrates basic full-stack web development using Express.js, Tailwind CSS, and Handlebars. The app includes simple features like user login/logout (without session), skill posting, editing, and commenting. It is not intended for production use and does not include advanced security features. ---