Get the simplest version of the component, that is, get it displaying images
and sliding things around.

This is a multi-step part:
	1. Component renders images (done)
	2. Component can go to next and previous image (done)
	3. Component infinitely scrolls (done)
	4. Add some animations (done)

Test the component, check that the state changes when buttons are clicked,
that way the tests depend on state not necessarily the Component being rendered
by the slider.

i.e. Just check that the state goes to the next item when next is clicked, etc.

Okay, so next is to check that the props passed to the child components
match what we expect.

Since the Slider needs a Component to render to, we'll use a FakeComponent
that will make use of the data.

Make things more reusable, I'm thinking have the slider take in a component
to render and pass the data to an instance of that component.

So basically, you can now slide between any component.
Which means you can just as easily create a Video component and slide between videos,
or an Audio component and slide between Audios, or heck, a Pdf document and slide between documents.

Get the component to be responsive, make it appropriate for phones, tablets and desktops.

i.e. 
	- Phone, go full nearly fullscreen
	- Tablet, go full width with height cap
	- Desktop, capped width, and height

	turns out i could just use the same height cap for all of them

Setup le Node Server

Method 1:
	Periodically poll the server for an update, yep, do the Redux tings

Method 2: 
	Set up a websocket on the server so the client gets immediately notified of db changes
	and reacts accordingly.

Used method2

Things are probably a mess at this point, time to re-evaluate code decisions and clean up
the dirties.

Make it look super cool... or something