- Crear un proyecto de React.
- Definir un archivo info.md que describa de que se trata el proyecto. (ejemplos, spotify, netflix, recodatorio de clases, juego... etc..)
- Definir un componente que sea perfil de usuario...
- Si pudieron hacer el componente perfil de usuario ahora tienen que hacer el componente Login...
- Agregar un boton al componente para que cuando se presione, este tragia un nuevo usuario desde https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/
- Crear componente que sirva para Registro de usuario.
- Crear componente para reinicio de contraseña.
- Crear un componente que permita una navegacion dentro de la aplicacion.
- Incoporar (opcionalmente) Bootstrap en el proyecto.
- Incorporar archive de lenguajes.
- Colocar los items en la barra de navegacion (segun Proyecto Netflix).
- Crear un componente, MediaCard.
- Crear un componente para el 404 y capturarlo.
- Crear un componente de control de Login
- Usen un evento para que la media card se agrande cuando pase el mouse por arriba.
- Crear un proyecto y una app en firebase.
- Configurar la app de React con firebase
- Van a seleccionar un provider (Google/Microsoft/Facebook/Apple)
- Van a crear usuarios con email/password
- Van incorporar el boton del provider. (ver docu de firebase)
- Van a darle funcionalidad a Create account/reset password para los componentes creados previamente.
- Crear un documento en firestore y cargarlo...
- Crear el social login para Facebook, Twitter y Microsoft.
- Conectar el componente movies al backend de firebase con la coleccion movies.
- Crear una tabla con los componentes e integrantes del equipo en el cual participaron y completaron su trabajo. Ej.
| Componente | Team Member | # Status |
|---|---|---|
| Profile | Alumno 1 |
|
| Login | Alumno 2 |
|
Semana: 25/4 8. Promises, asincronía y MAP
Semana: 2/5 9. Consumiendo APIs
Semana: 9/5 10. Routing y Navegación
Semana: 16/5 11. Eventos
Semana: 23/5 12. Context…..
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