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  • Submitted


    I decided to make this even more of a challenge by building the Markdown generator myself using RegExp instead of a third party package. This one took me almost a month, and was by far the most challenging project I've tackled, but a lot of fun!

    Things I'd love to get feedback on:

    • RegExp
    • The matching functionality - If you think there's room for improvement, any big "gotchas" you may notice
    • The integration with the editor - Any bugs you may notice
    • Any UI issues you may notice or areas to improve
    • The authentication/login/logout functionality
    • The CRUD functionality - especially when logged in and interacting with the database
  • Submitted


    I believe everything should be functioning rather well. I'd be curious regarding feedback on how the layout ended up. I had to use a mixture of Flexbox/Grid and vanilla CSS to get everything where I wanted, but I know there were probably easier ways of doing this.

    If you notice any bugs too, please let me know!

  • Submitted


    Overall I'm pretty happy with the project. I just can't get passed the jumping that occurs when you're switching pages, seaching, etc. I wish I could figure out a better alternative or where I could improve the code.

    Otherwise, I'm just curious for any feedback or to see what could improve overall.

  • Submitted


    From the standpoint of a React app, this was probably one of my more complex builds as it comes to creating many sub-components as opposed to throwing all JSX on one component. I do think it helped significantly with re-usability, but state management was a huge hurdle on this one.

    I'd be interested in any feedback regarding how I structured both the components and the repo itself or how I can improve it.