Countries REST API with Color Theme Switcher

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  Mahmoud Elagamy•1,080

  @Mahmoud-ElagamyPosted 3 months ago

  I've been using your Rest Countries API app and wanted to share some suggestions for improvement.

  To enhance the user experience, I recommend:

  1-Layout: Would be great if you set a max-width for the container to prevent it from becoming overly wide on larger screens, which can improve the overall layout and readability of the content.

  2-Country Information: Make sure that you access the languages object correctly to retrieve the languages of each country

  3-Country Details: Making border countries linkable and formatting population numbers for better readability.

  4-User Interface: Using visual cues to highlight the selected region and active pagination.

  By incorporating these changes, the app could become even more user-friendly and informative.

  Good luck with the improvements!👍

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  HANICHE Zahir•280

  @ZahirHaniche-devPosted 3 months ago

  Thank you for the advice and recommendations, my dear friend. I completed this project in 24 hours and plan to improve it over time, especially regarding the layout, pagination, and border countries.

  Thank you for your feedback and support!

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  HANICHE Zahir•280

  @ZahirHaniche-devPosted 3 months ago

  For this project, I chose Vite and ReactJS, a powerful duo for creating fast and responsive web applications, along with Tailwind CSS for its utility-first approach.

  Additionally, I used the latest React features, including Redux and context usage types. For example, to call the API from the data.json file, I used a reducer with a getData function that is called only once, which allows my list to be managed directly through filtering.

  As a result, my project is more readable and simplified compared to previous versions of React, where we had to use Axios or API calls to filter and rebuild our list table.

  My solution differs slightly from the design because I’m more focused on the technical aspects behind it.

  Feel free to follow me on GitHub, and thank you all for reading.

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