iamfrntdv / movies-app

Read Before Review

Before you start there few things I would like to share about my work.

Movie wikipedia description, link and imdb link - to be honest never tried to search for something with wikipedia api pr imdb. But my small research during this test showed me that they are very poor and not safe. Searching in 3 databases can give unexpected results, so I decided to research a little more and found some API service that could link both Wikipedia and IMDb and that seemed for me more safe and more accurate search results. One problem it's free version has limit of 100 api calls I hope that will be enough for review.

Due to limited amount of time and du to small project I had to choose simpler solutions. If I had more time and the project would be bigger I could use for example some state management for example Redux or something else it depends. Also I would implement better api system with interceptors, better error handling etc.

As for UI to be honest I rarely work with open source UI libraries, mostly I worked with my own implementation that was better fit for my hobby projects or at my current workplace we also have our own UI libraries. But that doesn't stop me and the only thing I would like to let you know that my small research about Material UI showed me that it uses CSS-in-JS so that the reason why I decided to use CSS-in-JS. But i would be no problem for me to use any css.

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npm run build

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