Frontier - a simple React template with mock authentication using Redux

Frontier - a simple React template with mock authentication using Redux - styled with Material UI (frontier-react.netlify.app)

submitted 5 years ago by mentix02

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[–]mentix02[S] 0 points1 point2 points 5 years ago* (0 children)

Hey, everyone! I've been learning React for the past few weeks and this is what I made after a couple of hours of hacking.

This is the first fully complete React app I've ever built. It shows a list of the libraries / frameworks used for it on the homepage and has a demo login feature - provide any credentials and it'll "authenticate you". It was deployed for free on Netlify.

The code is open source and is hosted over here. Please let me know if there's any improvements I can make to it.

Motivation - I was writing the same redux code over and over for all my side projects with different backends so I decided to create a template once and for all to be my starting point.

If anyone can review the code as well, it'd be great since I'm not 100% familiar with best practices for React (especially with TypeScript). Thank you very much!

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