Submitted over 2 years ago

Using React for frontend and Django Rest Framework for backend

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Radomir Mijovic• 150

@radomir-mijovic

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Product feedback app

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I have finished Product Feedback Guru challenge. It's using React on front-end and Django on back-end. I would love for you to test the app. In order to add-update-delete new feedback, post comment or reply you need to create an account. You do not have to use real names or pictures but they are mandatory if you want to create a account. Also please do not delete feedback that you did not post yourself because it took ma a while to fill out the database.

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ChrishanZ• 0

@ChrishanZ

Posted over 2 years ago

Very good, can you try to fill the "all" filter ? or fill the selected one , really nice job !

Radomir Mijovic• 150

@radomir-mijovic

Posted over 2 years ago

@ChrishanZ Hi, thank you for you feedback. I am not sure if I understand your question. Can you please explain me a little bit better your question? Thanks

ChrishanZ• 0

@ChrishanZ

Posted over 2 years ago

@radomir-mijovic I mean, on the left side, there is some filters (all, UX, UI ...), i was telling if you could fill the selected one, it would be perfect, cheers. :)

Radomir Mijovic• 150

@radomir-mijovic

Posted over 2 years ago

@ChrishanZ I see, they are working on desktop but not on mobile for some reason. I will check. Thanks for that.

JK• 345

@JakubKepak

Posted over 2 years ago

Very nice job Radomir! I've noticed a small thing which might take your solution even higher, in my opinion :).

Sometimes you use under score in variables names. For instance, up_vote in In ButtonUpVote.js. I would stick with camelCase only, it's more consistent.

Cheers!

Radomir Mijovic• 150

@radomir-mijovic

Posted over 2 years ago

@JakubKepak thanks for reply and I'm glad that you liked my solution, this up_vote is coming from backend and convention to write variables names in Django(Python) is usually like that, as far as I know :) . I didn't want to create separate variables when I can use backend variables for updating my state. In React I always use camelCase. I really appreciate your comment. Thanks

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