- create react app
- configure tailwind css
- Header
- Login From
- Signup Form
- Routing
- Form Validation
- useRef hook
- Build Authentication
- Firebase setup
- Deploying the app to production
- Create signup user in firebase
- Once the user is logged in add the data to redux store
- Redux store
- Implemented signout
- updat profile Api
- Update photo
- fetch movies from tmdb
- restrict routing to the browse page
- if user is logged in then redirect to browse page only
- Bug Fix : Redirect to login if not logged in /
- If loggin in then redirect to browse page only
- Unsubscribed to the onauth state change callback
- Add hardcode value to constants file
- Register tmdb api and get access tokens for your app
- get data from tmdb now playing movies
- create custom hook and put browse code
- create custook hook for now playing movies
- update store with movie data
- planning for main and secondary container
- fetch data for trailer video
- update store with trailer video data
- embedded the youtube video and make it autplay and mute
- added tailwind classes to make maintainer look awesome
- Added secondar container
- added movieList
- added movie card
- add custoom hook of popularPlaying movies
- GPT search feature
- gpt search bar and search page
- (Big) made app multilingual
- english , hindi , spanish
- Integrate gpt apis
- gpt limit exceeded ? switched to cohere api
- cohere free readable stream apis fetching
- getting results and converting to arrat
- make moviename and results store for this gpt results
- add movie cards for it -
- adding memoization and security for the project.
- Memoization to stop making api calls again & again
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