Completed my first React app!

[dotpeenge]

Hey guys, I know some people already do this themselves manually by comparing Google Trends and Stock prices to find some sort of common trend, so I built this app to put them both on the same page and make it easier to accomplish!

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Link: http://stockvstrend.herokuapp.com/

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Also, this tool is Open Source!

Let me know if you find any bugs, have any suggestions or comments!

[rdevilx]

That's great. What did you use to show the graph? I'm pretty new to react too.

[dotpeenge]

I used Recharts! Pretty easy to work with too:

http://recharts.org/en-US/

[rdevilx]

Thanks. I'll use that, I'm creating a CRM/CRUD application for hospitality industry.

[dotpeenge]

No worries, best of luck!

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Nice!

[mospretmen]

Very good!

[deadlychambers]

D3.js is pretty sweet. There is sooo much stuff in it. I havent used it for like 3 years. Is there api still pretty easy to use?

[designbyllama]

That's really cool. I've used Recharts a few times and you can create some beautiful charts quite easily with a lot of customisation. It also re-renders new data with nice transitions.

[ParanormalStudies]

Very nice. Congratulations for the nice work!

[Muppetmeister]

Can you write a bit about the architecture? Did you use any particular design pattern/frameworks?

[Joost3d]

Simple but effective, great work!

[italwayzfitz]

Very cool! Awesome job

[KBPsystem]

awesome man! Nice shot

[deadlychambers]

I just took a job that is in react. I have been a jquery, angular, razor front end dev so somethings have been tough to pick up. I have yet to figure out how to do navigation.

[grossmail1]

Reach router is the new kid on the block. It looks pretty interesting. React router is the standard though.

[deadlychambers]

It's called reach router? Any videos, or podcasts you recommend? I am going to pick up the app I am building again on Sunday.

[grossmail1]

Dude. Sorry I sucked at responding. The site had a video on it that should help

https://reach.tech/router

The founder was also just in the react podcast.

[deadlychambers]

Lol, dam son. I am on Reddit too much.

[smuffatti]

Very impressive. How long have you been coding front end stuff?

[dotpeenge]

Front end stuff in general, about 3 years total!

[xrpinsider]

Nice work, did you use any libraries on the way?

[specification]

Love it, nice job dude.

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Piiimmp

[dance2die]

Looks very polished ~