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Submitted almost 2 years ago

GitHub User Search App built with React, TypeScript, and SWR

cypress, react, swr, typescript, vite
Jorge A. Mendoza II•720
@JorgeAMendoza
A solution to the GitHub user search app challenge
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Solution retrospective


Hello! This is my GitHub user search application made with React, TypeScript, SWR, and bootstrapped using Vite. I had originally completed this challenge a year prior, but thought it would be a good review to go back and fix some of my earlier work that was made during my initial phases of learning.

Some of the main differences between this version and the original include:

  • Use of Vite over Create-React-App
  • Use of SWR for query state handling rather than the Fetch API
  • Use of end-to-end test and a continuous integration and deployment pipeline.

A full description of the implementation of the changes can be found in the README of the repository. Happy learning!

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