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Nextshop

This project was build following Brad Traversy's MERN stack online course. Originally, the app was written entirely in Javascript, with the backend using NodeJS and the frontend using React (initialized by create-react-app).

So what's going on?

Since then, I've fallen in love with Typescript ❤️, and as such the following changes have been applied to the original tutorial project since.

  • backend migrated to typescript.
  • frontend migrated to typescript + vite, and redesigned with tailwindcss.
  • project restructured to have package.json for each component in separate folders.
  • added Stripe checkout as a payment option.

This, is a screenshot of the original design...

Original frontend design

...and, this is a screenshot of the new design.

New frontend design

What lies ahead?

For the time-being, I'm fixing any bugs or whatnot that may pop up.

As this was one of my first React and Node projects, I was quite inexperienced in web development and it really shows if you go back through the commit log 😭. I've since formed stronger opinions on my preferences and style of development.

...and as such, I've realized that I am quite fond of using Typescript and building solutions which let me easily get my @types shared and more easily accessible between server and client (for development).

Sooooooooo, this project likely will not see any more active development other than fixing bugs as previously mentioned and adding any documentation or safe guards to help me should I ever decide want run it locally ever again.

Should I ever feel like modernizing this project? It will likely not be in this repository, where I'd rather init a new project sharing the same Nextshop name. I may even migrate this app to use something like Next.js or even a more fully fledged starter such as create-t3-app.

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