React.js and Node.js Freelancer in Amsterdam - Contact Thomas Amar on +31 (0)6 21 80 98 99

Your local environment relies on Node.js, Firebase, and Gatsby.js (you may need to sudo on your machine):

npm install -g firebase-tools gatsby-cli

Once installed, you may need to login if it's not already done:

firebase login

If you are in a cloud virtual machine, you might need to run a different login command, and when on another device you have authenticated, paste back into virtual machine the authorozation token:

firebase login --no-localhost

During development, there are dev dependencies that should be installed.

npm install

• npm start — This will spawn a development server with a default port of 8000.
• npm run build — This will output a production build in the public directory.

npm run build
firebase deploy --only hosting

npm run build
firebase deploy

Note: for now, this website doesn't have any database.

• Rewrite code in Typescript.
• Fix: html output reloading and not giving a "current page" style in Nav component.
• Fix: page not found is no longer used - check how Gatsby handles routing and redirecting to 404.
• Add a privacy policy.
• Add a download link for my sample contract and explain I can also work with the client's contract if they don't want to use mine.
• Add JSDoc.
• Add a block "Favourite quotes":
  • "Functionality is an asset, code is a liability".
• Support translating to Dutch and French based on browser preference. Add links to switch languages.
• End to end testing with Cypress
• Feedback from Alen: free app on the store would be better, people don't want to pay for apps.
• Fix: Layout component is difficult to unit test.
• Write more unit tests for NewsletterSignup component.
• Decide whether I want to write unit tests for Pages or if that's not so useful.
• Rethink the color scheme, Eve isn't keen on the colors, especially the blue background.
• On homepage, add a photo of myself (Eve advice), possibly a video.
• Indicate whether the internet is down or not (also toasts?).
• Indicate visually (toast?) the website is offline-ready.