The task was as follows:
You are to build a simple todo-list React app using redux.
This project will require you to build a front-end user interface as you see fit that will allow you to do the following functions:
- Add a new item to the list
- Delete an item from the list
- Update an existing item
This project will also be connected to a firebase backend.
This will require setting up a firebase project and linking the React frontend to a firestore database.
There will be a save button that will save the items in the database. These saved items would then be loaded in from the database when opening the React application.
Please upload this to a public github repo that we would be able to view and download from for testing.
- Github Repo: https://github.com/jj77847/todo-list-app
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Channel URL (todo-list-app-jonny): https://todo-list-app-jonny--preview-name-18l883cc.web.app [expires 2022-05-08 10:03:25]
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Firebase Project Console: https://console.firebase.google.com/project/todo-list-app-jonny/overview
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Firebase Hosting URL: https://todo-list-app-jonny.web.app
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