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XXXL_Global-News-1 ( from React to Redux-Thunk... ) // 07.2020

I connected here a lot of technologies in one place:

... to show what I can create.

JavaScript                      React.js                      Redux
Redux-Thunk                     Redux-Saga                    React Router
Axios                           SASS / SCSS                   CSS Modules
CSS3                            function* generator / yield   HTML5                                
Babel                           asynchronous components       REST API      
Prop Types                      ES6                           BEM
MVP

How it work ? (11 Steps)

I want to show the most important details and possibilities of my application here :) (only 2 min)

1. Start page & Load API:

Demo CountPages alpha

2. Show more articles after click the button:

Demo CountPages alpha

3. The Filter "Topic" >> Tech, Sports, Travel, Politics <<

Click 2 times to reset this filter

Demo CountPages alpha

4. The Filter "Time": >> This month, This week, Today <<

Click 2 times to reset this filter

Demo CountPages alpha

5. The Filter "Sort By":>> Popularity, Publication Date <<

Click 2 times to reset this filter

Demo CountPages alpha

6. Clear all of filters:

Demo CountPages alpha

7. Click and Show this full Article:

Demo CountPages alpha

8. Return to main page:

Demo CountPages alpha

9. Responsive View from large Desktop to Mobile Version:

Demo CountPages alpha

10. Fast summary all of Steps:

Demo CountPages alpha

11. Scheme of Project

Demo CountPages alpha

Extra Bonus 🔥

Please Check this Project and after then I welcome to my second Solution (XXXL_Global-News-2) to show more Advanced Technologies.

But Now Really Check this Entire (XXXL_Global-News-1) to see later what's the Difference between both Projects.

How to use the downloaded files

1) Run "npm install" in the extracted folder

2) Run "npm start" to view the project

Compare my code to yours to solve issues you might encounter. You may also copy the content of src/ into your own project's src/ folder to use your project setup (which might've been created with a different create-react-app version) and still use my code.