Website that helps you record and keep track of expenses.
Check it out here: https://budgetless.herokuapp.com/ (I use a free hosting service and I need it for other things as well).
If you have any suggestions on making this project any better I'd appreciate it.
Please create an issue if something wrong happens.
There's a lot, just look in my package.json. Thanks
Includes everything I plan to learn.
- Track and record a list of expenses
- Set up character limits and expense limits for the application
- Set up a character limit counter as well
- Set up test cases with jest and enzyme to test the functionality of react components and action functions (adding, removing expenses)
- Add a footer
- Have the header follow scroll
- React Router + Page change animations
- Style the application
- Try out a third-party modals from something like SweetAlert
- Try out react router to support a multi-page web application
- Try out react redux to make state/store/props variables more consistent and easier to track
- Style the application
- Learn component animations
- Setup mobile environment
- Set up Google Firebase for data storage
- Make sure Google Firebase can interact with react redux store
- Set up Google Firebase for user authentication/login
- Figure out how to redirect user to login page if user is not authenticated/logged in
- Create deployment builds and production builds
- Completely switch to yarn (delete package-lock)
- Figure out how to bundle all my javascript files into one with webpack 3
- Figure out how to bundle all my scss files into one css file also with webpack 3
- Check out babel-polyfill
- Learn git and deploy through the cli and push to github repo also through cli (can't be a baby and push/pull through github desktop)
- Since it will be a dynamic application, find a free dynamic web hosting service
- Deploy my application with Heroku
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I use the Prettier code formatter for js (default settings from the vs-code extension)).
