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Node Express React Redux Zwitter

A basic clone of Twitter (Boilerplate App) - Separate API (express+mongo) and Frontend (react+redux) folders using Node, Express, MongoDB, React (create-react-app), React Router v4 and Redux.

Node Express React Redux Zwitter

A basic clone of Twitter (Boilerplate App) - Separate API (express+mongo) and Frontend (react+redux) folders using Node, Express, MongoDB, React (create-react-app), React Router v4 and Redux.

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Last Commit Last Commit: Feb 25, 2021 -
First Commit Created: Feb 24, 2024 -
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Overview

Zwitter is a simplified clone of Twitter designed for developers looking to explore the powerful combination of Node, Express, MongoDB, React, and Redux. This boilerplate application provides a structured approach to building a full-stack web application with a clear separation between the backend and frontend components. The use of Google’s Material Design via the Material-UI package not only enhances the visual appeal but also ensures a modern user interface that is intuitive and responsive.

Whether you’re a novice looking to learn or an experienced developer seeking to whip up a quick prototype, Zwitter serves as an excellent reference point. It incorporates vital functionalities expected from social media applications while showcasing the capabilities of the chosen tech stack.

Features

  • List All Tweets: Users can view a feed of all tweets, allowing for seamless browsing.
  • View Single Tweet: Each tweet can be clicked to reveal more details and interaction options.
  • Post a Tweet: Users are empowered to share their thoughts by posting tweets, fostering engagement.
  • Login / Register: A user authentication feature enables secure access to the application.
  • Enable CORS: CORS support is included, ensuring the app can handle requests from different origins.
  • Progressive Web App Features: Offers offline functionality, a service worker, and an application shell for a more robust user experience.