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Submitted almost 2 years ago

Product Feedback App | React, Firebase, User Authentication

firebase, react, tanstack-query, typescript, react-router
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Ryan Bradley•630
@ryanbradley-webdev
A solution to the Product feedback app challenge
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In order to make this project more realistic and usable, I added user authentication to the project to make sure a given user can post comments and replies with their chosen name/handle. I haven't added the ability to upload profile images yet, but that will come down the line to complete the project.

I also made some design alterations to ensure the user authentication is being utilized to its full extent, such as disallowing a user from editing or deleting feedback that they did not generate and adding a login/signup modal. There are other design additions, but I kept the vast majority of the project true to the design spec.

If you'd like to interact with the site, I've provided a demo login that you can populate by clicking the button at the bottom of the modal that comes up when you click "Log in"

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  • Paks•1,350
    @LifeofPaks
    Posted almost 2 years ago

    This is super cool

    Marked as helpful
  • JohnKing376•180
    @JohnKing376
    Posted almost 2 years ago

    I really love this.

    Marked as helpful

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