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Submitted over 2 years ago

Markdown Editor using NEXT.js, auth0, MongoDB, Sass, and TypeScript

react, sass/scss, typescript, mongodb
Chris Nowicki•140
@chris-nowicki
A solution to the In-browser markdown editor challenge
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This was SUPER challenging to create. I decided to make it a full-stack application and had a hard time figuring out if users had to be logged in to save documents. I decided users had to be logged in to save/create documents. Maybe later I will add the ability to save to local storage.

This is my first time trying authorization using anything other than user name & password options. The auth0 library was great to work with along with NEXT.js.

I am sure I have code/user issues here and there so any feedback is GREATLY welcome!

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  • Chamu•13,760
    @ChamuMutezva
    Posted over 2 years ago

    Greetings Chris Nowicki. That's a job well done and a bit of creativity in adding the authentication, something that I need to figure out on my solution, which is my first MERN app. Your code is readable and formatted well. Remember to add focus state on interactive elements, try to navigate using the keyboard only, see if you can see where the focus is. Happy coding

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