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Submitted over 4 years ago

GitHub Jobs API | built with React and React Query

Connor Zβ€’5,115
@zuolizhu
A solution to the Devjobs web app challenge
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Feedbacks are welcome πŸ˜†!

I had a lot fun when working on this project (especially trying out the new tool I found for data fetching and caching πŸ‘‰React Query.) The color scheme is great, the overall looks way better than the original jobs.github.com/positions πŸ˜† LOL! If I would build a job hunting website in the future (with backend), this is something I would consider for the frontend first😎.

However, some part of the design is kind confused 🀯, e.g. there is no back button on the job detail page πŸ‘€, also there is no way to clear the job filters 😬. I hope there would be some similar projects like this in the future.

I got some 429 Too Many Requests error when working on the filters, therefore, instead of fetching new data from the request when click search, I just filtering within the cached data, and click load more will apply the filters to the new coming data as well. In such way I can reduce some requesting to avoid that error 😬.

Thanks for reading my annoying comments πŸ˜‚LOL and happy coding πŸ™Œ!

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