So I am making a project management web app in next js with appwrite as my backend. I just wanted to know how many attribute fields should I create for this particular functionality and also how do I get the timestamp of the user when they click on continue.
TL;DR
Question: How many attribute fields should I create for my project management web app using Next.js and Appwrite as the backend? Also, how can I get the timestamp of the user when they click on "continue"?
Solution:
1. The number of attribute fields you should create depends on the specific functionality and data you need to store for your project management web app. Evaluate the information you want to track for each project and create the corresponding attribute fields accordingly.
2. To get the timestamp of the user when they click on "continue," you can use JavaScript's Date object. In your code, you can capture the current timestamp and storeRecommended threads
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