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Submitted about 2 years ago

Entertainment web app - React.JS, CSS modules, Redux Toolkit, Firebase

firebase, redux-toolkit
Tomas Scerbak•720
@TomasScerbak
A solution to the Entertainment web app challenge
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Entertainment web app - React.JS, CSS modules, Redux Toolkit, Firebase auth. Really recommend this challenge. There's tons to learn. The hardest part for me was to work with redux toolkit as it was new to me and also to create bookmark functionality which is far away from perfect.

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    Luciano Lima•1,270
    @LucianoDLima
    Posted about 2 years ago

    Wow, great work! This looks really challenging for sure, well done on completing it!

    I'm still looking but a suggestion I can give so far is to provide a test user, many people who look through your project won't wanna create an account, so that can limit how much they will see, so if it is a project you're doing to showcase your skills, the best approach would be to provide a test user.

    I tried to create an account but it would take me to a broken page, error 404 page not found. Same happens if you click one of the navigations options, it works, but if you reload the page, error 404 page not found happens again.

    Another suggestion would be to add a carousel for the movies, as I couldn't see all of them.

    Happy coding and good job!

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