after Running npm start command every thing is fine but in chrome console it is showing
VM94:6789 crbug/1173575, non-JS module files deprecated.

and web page showing
This site can't be reached localhost refused to connect

cant find css files or any of the files in the forum repo

Hello
I proceeded by referring to the corresponding Repo and blog.

Network request failed
at node_modules/whatwg-fetch/dist/fetch.umd.js:535:30 in setTimeout$argument_0

I faced this problem. What's the problem?

I was testing out the [open-chat-app-with-socketIO] folder and when I ran the index.js (node.js), after I connected to the local host, it only shows the prompt (Cannot Get/)

Did you use MySQL

Thank you for taking part in Hacktoberfest!

Here you can find details and guidelines to submit a blog post during Hacktoberfest that will be featured on our website and dev. to.

Once this issue is assigned, it will move to the Blog Repository
https://github.com/novuhq/blog/

Achievements

1. List in our Community Heroes page with a "Writer" badge.
2. Get swag!

How To Start:

1. Clone this repository to your computer and create a new folder called novu-forum-system
2. Inside the new folder, create a new file called Blog.md - where you will write your blog post details.
3. Create two new folders: client/backend, and write the article source code inside them.
4. TIP! Start writing to source code before writing the blog post.

What should you write about?

1. Create a basic forum system with Node.js (express) and React: Registration, Login, and create a new post and comments.
2. Each time there is a new comment in a post, send notifications using Novu for all the post participants via the notification center.
3. BONUS: add a like button for each comment and send a notification on a new like to the comment owner.

Good Luck!

blog link
In dashboard page useeffect hook need to import in blog.

Can we have a blog tutorial on the T3 Stack - https://github.com/t3-oss/create-t3-app ? If you guys are interested I would also like to contribute to the tutorial as per my knowledge.

Your blogs are very helpful, but this repo needs a good readme file for users to understand and navigate easily.