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Submitted about 2 years ago

Github User Search App - NEXTJS13/REACTJS/TS/TAILWINDCSS/ZUSTAND

next, react, tailwind-css, typescript, zustand
Mikhail Lorenzo Aniel•230
@lorenzoaniel
A solution to the GitHub user search app challenge
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Took me awhile as I wanted to try my hand at using NextJS - 13 specifically the experimental app directory and a lightweight state-management using Zustand (I usually use RTK). Also learned how to implement TailwindCss custom theme properly-ish. Moved away from github pages and used Vercel for hosting the live site since Next is SSR, it was quite painless and I might have a contender for AWS Amplify. Anyway I am still learning TailWindCSS but so far it is leagues faster and less of a head ache than styled components so far, haven't had a project with complex animations yet so i can't say for sure.

As per usual please leave me some feedback, as long as there are no profanities you can be as blunt as you want to be, trying to learn industry best practices.

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