React & Redux group project: set up your Kanban board

[benjp009]

Our Capstone project is in the link here

For this project, we will be 2 students @benjp009 @KingsleyIbe

• [x] Join a Zoom call with your team. Only one person needs to copy the board on behalf of the entire team but everybody should help during the call.
• [x] Create an empty repository for your group project.
• [x] Follow the steps described in curriculum-tools-copy-projects in order to copy the [TEMPLATE] React Group Project board.
• [x] Open the GitHub project (Kanban board) in your team repo.
• [x] Make sure that in the card titles you can see categories: Setup, Fetch data, Lists render, Actions, Conditional components, Filters.
• [x] Make sure that each card starts with [Xpt] - that number indicates the number of points that shows how complex the task is. 1 point = 1 hour of work.
• [x] If your group includes two people - remove all cards with Team3 in the title.
• [x] Each of the team members should assign themselves to the cards from all categories (and time estimate distributions should be fair - no single person should be doing all of the most time-consuming tasks). Decide who will be the assignee for the cards marked as group tasks. All cards on your Kanban board should have assignees.
• [x] Open a new issue in your repository.
• [x] In its description, paste a link to your GitHub project.
  • [x] Add a note telling the reviewer how many people there are in your team.
  • [x] Use the issue link to ask for a review. A Code Reviewer will leave you feedback in the issue's comment.
  • [x] As it is your first time using a GitHub project and Kanban board, we need to double-check your setup to avoid problems while working on your project.

[elyor-doniyorov]

Hi @benjp009 and @KingsleyIbe,

Your project is complete! There is nothing else to say other than... it's time to merge it :shipit: Congratulations! 🎉

Cheers and Happy coding!👏👏👏

Feel free to leave any questions or comments in the PR thread if something is not 100% clear.

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[KingsleyIbe]

Hey

Thank you for reviewing and approving my project.