An application built to create and manage questions during live streams.
Developed during the Next Level Week 6, created by Rocketseat.
Click here for a live version.

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The idea of this project is to allow content creators to create and manage rooms where users can ask questions.

Next Level Week is a recurring online programming event made by the brazilian company Rocketseat. The event only last one week, with all it's content being deleted after that period, to avoid procrastination, since you must finishes it in one week. Each event focus on different aspects of the proposed language/framework. Click here to know more.

• Share your questions: You can access rooms and make your own questions so the admin can read and answer it on live streams.

• Create rooms and share it with other people: You can create your own room and share a access code so other users can access your room.

• Sign in using your google account: You can sign in using your google account so it's not necessary to create an account or give any kind of information.

• Like other users questions to rank them up: By liking other users questions, the admin know which question are being more requested

• Highlight questions that are being read: The admin can highlight a question, so it gets more visible which question is being answered.

• Delete unwanted questions: The admin can delete any question.

• Mark a question as read: The admin can mark a question as read, so likes will be deactivated.

You can click here to see the layout on Figma, or here to copy it to your own figma. The layout was made by Rebecca Gonzalez

Technologies used:

• React
• TypeScript
• Sass
• Yarn

Tools:

• VS Code
• Figma

You must have Git, Node and Yarn installed.

On your favorite terminal, run the following commands:

# Clone the repository
$ git clone https://github.com/LuanSergio/LetMeAsk.git

# Navigate to the repository
$ cd LetMeAsk

# Install dependencies
$ yarn install

# Run the application locally
$ yarn start

# Build the application for production
$ yarn build

This project is under the MIT license. Click here for more information.