Quikstarter is a single-page app made to clone features from kickstarter.com. It utilizes a React\Redux frontend, Ruby on Rails backend, and a PostgreSQL database. The app uses JS ES6, BCrypt for password salting and hashing, and Webpack for bundling.
The home page will filter the displayed projects by category based on the clicked tab.
Signed in users are allowed to create projects. Users not signed in are redirected away to the home page.
The new project page and the edit project page share the same project form component. The component will dynamically render appropriate fields for a new project or when editing a project. Only the user who created the project is able to edit it, other users, whether signed in or not, are redirected away.
On the project show page, users can view details for a project. If a user is the creator of the project and signed in, the page renders buttons for project edit and deletion.
On the project show page, a signed in user who created the shown project, is presented a delete button.
On the discover page, a user can use dropdown text boxes to show projects from a specific category and to sort those projects in accordance with a criteria of their choice.
I utilized a live search feature that automatically issues AJAX requests to receive search results from the backend whenever the user releases a key. It works well for this app but would normally be too resource intensive. A more computationally efficient way to implement this would be to send an AJAX request when a keypress has not been detected within a certain amount of time.
- home page show by user and % funded
- host images
- responsive
- replace auth w/Devise gem