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crwn-clothing-prisma

A Prisma server for our backend! Prisma is a layer between our database and our client application that allows us to make graphQL requests!

crwn-clothing-v2

Version 2024 of Crwn-Clothing!

crwn-clothing-v2-graphql

A GraphQL version of Crwn Clothing V2

fake-medium

💥 A tiny (super tiny) medium article page + clap animation for demo purposes.

graphql-lesson

We are starting our Graphql implementation lesson! In this lesson, we are starting from a state of our application where we don't have sagas but are leveraging redux for local state storage.

graphql-practice

We have converted over a few components to leverage the apollo clients local storage capabilities, use this project as the starting point for converting the remaining components over to using Apollo-clients local storage!

graphql-practice-complete

The final version of our application after converting it to leverage apollo-client for handling local state. *One thing to note is that in checkout-item.container we use something new, the compose function and the graphql function we get from react-apollo to handle multiple mutations!

higher-order-components-explained

A small project that demonstrates how higher order components work at a basic level

lesson-25

We have removed the redux-logger middleware from our production build!

lesson-26

We are now adding styled-components to explore CSS-in-JS. We convert over our Homepage component, Header component and CustomButton component to use styled-components instead of scss.

lesson-26-complete

In this repository, all our components have been converted to styled-components!

lesson-27

We've moved our shop data into our firestore database, now we need to modify our application in such a way that considers our data being loaded asynchronously. We have created a WithSpinner HOC as well as modified our shop to initialize the call for data.

lesson-28

In this lesson we are using redux-thunk for asynchronous event handling! We have modified our collections-page collections-overview components to use the container pattern to separate their loading logic out of our shop component, and into their own isolated files.

lesson-29

We just added redux-saga into our application! The first thing we need to do is convert our fetchCollectionsStartAsync thunk method into a saga instead fo fetch our collections.

lesson-30

In this lesson we are doing a large refactor! We need to convert all our sign in, sign up and authentication persistence checks into sagas. We don't necessarily need to do this for our application, but this is a good way to practice writing sagas in a real world application that may not leverage firebase/firestore or the observer pattern.

lesson-31

We have separated out our front-end client from our back-end express server that handles our stripe charges. In this section we learn how to write our express backend server as well as syncing our client to request our backend to complete a stripe charge!

lesson-32

We have added some media query styles to our styled components, try as an exercise to convert the appropriate pages to be mobile responsive!

lesson-33

We have optimized our client side application to leverage react.lazy for lazy loading our components at the route level, but also using the new Suspense feature so we're able to properly render our now asynchronously loaded components!

lesson-34

In this lesson we're adding tests into our application!

lifecycles-lesson

Here is our quick CRA application that demonstrates how lifecycles work in class components

monsters-rolodex-complete

The completed version of our monsters rolodex project!

monsters-rolodex2-no-ts

react-auth-starter

react-context-complete

A complete version of our application converting everything redux over to using the contextAPI

react-context-lesson

We are going to replace our local state management from redux to the new context API. This repository is our application before we introduced sagas to handle our asynchronous code, which is a good starting point to make the appropriate changes!

redux-saga-take-takelatest-takeevery

Our test application helping us understand the difference between take, takeEvery and takeLatest

robofriends-pwa

ZTM tutorial - adding PWA capabilities to a react app

robofriends-redux

ZTM tutorial - adding redux to a react app

robofriends-testing

ZTM tutorial - adding tests to a react app

save-monsters