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Repository for coursework for TechEd Software Development Bootcamp - Week 07
Client ServerPutting together the React client code, Node.js server code and Postgres database to build a full stack React application.
Did not achieve all requirements and/or stretch goals. Difficulties around understanding React.js. I was unable to fully implement routing. I did not implement dynamic routing. The framework for PUT/DEL is available on server and DB queries are present for UPDATE/DELETE.
- ...create new posts and add them to the page.
- ...assign a category to each post.
- ...view all posts added on the page and the category they're in.
- ...view all posts in a specific category by visiting a dedicated page for that category (Stretch goal).
- ...add new categories (Stretch goal).
- Design a database schema with relationships between tables - COMPLETE
- Create a new application with a React client and an Express server - COMPLETE
- Seed the database with data. Either run your SQL queries in Supabase SQL Editor OR use a seed.js file - COMPLETE
- Create Express endpoints to handle requests so you can POST and GET the data appropriately for your application. - COMPLETE
- Create multiple pages using react-router-dom: - NOT DONE
- Create a home page. - NOT DONE
- Create a page to show all the posts and use fetch to call your server to get your data. - NOT DONE
- Create a page where users can create new posts using a form. - NOT DONE
- Allow users to "Like" posts and increase the likes. - NOT DONE
- Allow users to DELETE posts. - NOT DONE
- Allow users to filter posts in a specific category. Use either a query string like /posts?category=education or a dedicated route for the categories at /posts/:categoryName. - NOT DONE