rwietter / covid-19-insights

Explore COVID Insights, a platform offering insightful charts and data visualization capabilities. Filter COVID-19 data by date range to gain valuable insights. Analyze the pandemic's impact with interactive visualizations. Stay informed and make data-driven decisions.

Hey there!

I'm Maurício Witter, I am a software developer from Brazil, currently living in the city of Constantina. I love functional programming to create beautiful compositions that form declarative code. Additionally, I like contributing to open-source to create tools that help everyone.

My main knowledge in technologies are Typescript, Node, Docker, React, Svelte. I am also comfortable using Vue, Golang and Java. Nowadays, I am studying Rust and Elixir.

My main abilities include designing APIs, command-line interface, applying software testing methodologies, API modeling following software design principles, and refactoring code into nice abstractions.

Currently I have been studying Distributed Systems, concepts such as consensus, micro-services, pervasive computing, observability and open-telemetry.

Ever since I joined GitHub 5 years ago, I pushed 3176 commits, opened 14 issues, submitted 194 pull requests, received 39 stars across 67 personal projects, and contributed to 11 public repositories.

Here is a list of some of my open-source projects:

Name	Description
Illusion Vscode	A dark theme for VSCode
Fish Abbreviation Tips	Fork of fish abbreviation tips to add some features and fix some bugs
Findit	A command-line tool to advanced search in your favorite search engine
Illusion Spicetify	A dark theme for Spotify
Breview	A desktop application to navigate and show your bookmarks in a pretty way like mega.nz
Cnpj-ws	Fork of cnpj-ws to add some features
My Blog	Static website that uses TS/Next.js and ISR (Incremental Static Regeneration) and GraphQL
Exterm	Extension for VSCode to open directories in the external terminal
Jhonny	A website for a musician and composer
Covid-Insights	Pretty charts and insights about the Covid-19 pandemic in Brazil
Telegram Space Picture	Bot to send the space picture of the day from NASA to your Telegram chat
Dotfiles	My Arch/Awesome WM dotfiles

For other projects, check out my GitHub profile.

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covid-19-insights's Issues

[COV-27] Colocar sidebar bottom no mobile

_{From SyncLinear.com | COV-27}

[COV-29] feat: adicionar backdrop filter ao aside

• Tailwind: backdrop-blur-sm
• Diminuir a cor do botão #7F66FF ativo no hover

_{From SyncLinear.com | COV-29}

feat: disable selection of dates prior to the year 2020.

Description

Disable date selections prior to the year 2020 in the Datepicker, as the pandemic began in 2020. In other words, only years from 2020 onwards should be available for search.

Problem

Currently, there is no such limitation, and it is unnecessary for the user to select dates prior to 2020 for a better user experience.

Proposed Solution

Limit the starting year of date selection to 2020.

Benefits

This improves user experience by restricting the date range to a more relevant period.

Additional Information

The Datepicker component from antd provides various ways to restrict date selections.

Create GraphQL web server

Description

Create the initial server with GraphQL using the Apollo Server library

Problem

We need to have a web server to manage the data from the database and the application domain

Proposed Solution

Use Nextjs API Routes to create a web server using the @apollo/server, graphql, graphql-tag libraries and for Nextjs integration @as-integrations/next

Benefits

1. Increased efficiency: With GraphQL, clients can request exactly the data they need, reducing overfetching and underfetching of data. This can improve performance by reducing the amount of data that needs to be transmitted over the network.
2. Simplified development: Because GraphQL provides a strongly-typed schema, it can make development easier by providing clear documentation and reducing the potential for miscommunication between frontend and backend teams.
3. Flexibility: GraphQL allows clients to combine multiple queries into a single request, reducing the number of round-trips required to fetch all the data needed for an application.
4. Better tooling: Because GraphQL provides a standardized query language, it is easier to build tools that work with GraphQL APIs. For example, there are many GraphQL client libraries available that can help developers work with GraphQL APIs.

Possible Drawbacks

1. Learning curve: GraphQL can be more complex than REST, and developers may need to learn new concepts such as the GraphQL schema, resolvers, and directives.
2. Caching: Because GraphQL queries can be more complex than REST requests, caching can be more difficult to implement.
3. Server-side complexity: Implementing a GraphQL API can be more complex than implementing a REST API, especially if the backend service has a large number of queries and mutations.