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##Contents

  • What It Is
  • What We Used
  • Challenges and Solutions
  • Our Stretch Goals
  • Authors
  • Screenshots
  • Github Link
  • Code Examples

##What It Is

This is a personal project, recreation of Twitter using the react framework. This project objective is to properly create a proper design structure using react-redux.

This recreation uses Express to create the back-end applications

The user will be able to post and read other user post

##What We Used

  • HTML5
  • CSS3
  • JavaScript
  • ReactJS
  • Nodejs
  • Express
  • MongoDB
  • Mongoose
  • Socket.io
  • Phaser (HTML5 game framework)
  • bcrypt (password hashing module)

##Challenges and Solutions

This recreationg of Twitter is my first project using React-Redux and connecting it to an Express Backend. Each line of code I had to write are all new things that I am learning. I found making projects that are challenging and difficut are the best way for me to learn more on how to code. In this project I had to read many documentions and look at many other developers repositories to see how they structured their code.

  • Challenge #1: Getting React to work with Exoress

Although there was an easy way out, to use Create-React-App and connect my backend through a proxy. I did not like using Create-React-App for many reasons. One of the reasons was, as being new to react, I didn't want something to set everything up for me. I wanted to know what was being created so I had a better understanding of how React works. I found a greate Template my TA has made node-react-redux-starter After reading his code I was able to set everything up

More challenges to come as I continue to program

##Authors

##Github Link

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