This is the third part of the React Front to Back course from Brad Traversy
The Project aims to understand the components structure and the accompanying UI for this simple one page application, and the Redux for the State management to fascilitate data sharing across various components. Creates a tangible data structure to call multiple times
Since this is a base application, I might use this to further strengthen my core understanding in ReactJS.
Personal opinion: I might be too used to PHP and DotNet, but by understanding new techs, I not only expand my knowledge of programming, but the hows and why. Yes, I am rambling here
- Added the Search Logs
- Added the Edit and Update Log functionality
- Added the Reducer, Action and Types functionality
- On another note: I need to refresh the Reducer aspect for the application
- The application can now add new Technicians and show the listed Technicians
- Added Snyk to test if there are any vulnerabilities in the React libraries
- Added a button for the Functionality and to call the Modal
- Initialise the project ( Note, next time use the Create-React-App as dev dependencies else it'll be caught in the Snyk hell)
- Added the DB.JSON. It is really cool and simple to modify and add/edit
- Setting up the Materialise CSS for this project
- Added the Search Bar and the Logging components. Now can search and display all logs