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πŸ‘• Clear Fashion

What's the story behind each item of clothing you buy?

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πŸ“± Context

Clear Fashion is an iOS and Android application that allows you to choose environmentally & human-friendly clothes.

With Clear Fashion, you will get an analysis with transparency and independency of the commitments of brands according to 4 themes: Human, Health, Environment & Animals.

πŸ€” Problems

Clear Fashion is particularly committed to ensuring that there are no conflicts due to commercial interests.

The problems as consumer are

  1. I cannot open my favorite brands shop links
  2. I cannot consult on the same page all the products of my favorite brands

I have to search on google the e-shop link for all brands.

Google

I have to browse each e-shop brand to look for a product.

Shops

🎯 Objective

Build a web application to list my favorite top responsible brands Products.

πŸ›£ How to solve it?

  1. πŸ‘– Manipulate Products: How to manipulate the products in the browser
  2. 🧹 Scrape Products: How to fetch Products from different website sources
  3. πŸ“± Render Products in the browser: How to interact with the Products in the browser
  4. πŸ’½ Save Products in database: How to avoid to scrape again and again the same data
  5. ‡️ Request Products with an api: How to give access to your data
  6. πŸ› Test your code: How to ensure quality and confidence
  7. πŸš€ Deploy in production: How to give access to anyone

πŸ‘©πŸ½β€πŸ’» Step by step with Workshops

Maps

With javascript-empire themes, we'll follow next workshops to solve our problem:

Step Workshops Β Planned Date
1 Manipulate data with JavaScript in the browser 17 January 2022
2 Interact data with JavaScript, HTML and CSS in the browser again 24 January 2022
3 Scrape data with Node.js 31 January and 7 February 2022
4 Save data in a Database with MongoDB 14 February 2022
5 Build an api with Express to request data 7 March 2022
6 Test your code with Jest 14 March 2022
7 Deploy in production with Vercel 21 and 22 March 2022
8 Render data with React April 2022 extra mile

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