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News Feed - Dashboard Challenge- v2

A News Feeds Dashboard build using the unofficial InShorts API. (Notion Link to the same)

InShorts , Inshorts is an Indian startup that features a software application based products that send out news stories in 60-word bites for busy and uninspired readers.

In this challenge, you need to build a News Feeds Dashboard.

Figma Design:

• Figma Design Link
• Design Walkthrough Video

API:

• The unofficial InShorts API available here.
• The random image generator links for the news articles available here.
• Webhook Endpoint for Subscribe and Query:
  • You can visit https://webhook.site/ and copy to clipboard and url to test the same out.
  • Make sure include the endpoints in the Readme file in your repository.
  • Refer this loom video for more clarity

Vercel Deployment:

• Make sure to refer this and setup the same before starting your work.
• Refer this youtube video

General Guidelines

• You can use this repository as template to create yours.
• Once created you can add Karthik, Mazahir, Jagan as collaborators.
• Make sure to refer to the above vercel deployment step before starting your work.
  1. You need to use CRA: https://reactjs.org/docs/create-a-new-react-app.html
     • Make sure to create an Issue and PR for the create react app step.
     • This is so that those steps do not get mixed with PRs created for feature issues.
  2. Create appropriate issues as you build your application.
  3. Send a pull request and do not push anything to master directly
     • Please send a pull request if you want to bring any change to the repo.
     • Do not push to master directly.
     • There is no need to assign any pull request to the collaborator but do make sure to look out for any comments on the same from us.
     • You need to merge all your pull requests yourself.
  4. Production-ready code
     • Approach this problem as if it is an application going to production.
     • We don't expect it to be perfect (no production code is), but we also don't want you to hack together a throw-away script.
     • This should be representative of something that you would be comfortable releasing to a production environment.
     • Once you finish building the dashboard, try it out yourself to see if there are any edge-cases that you missed.
     • You may use whatever packages and tools that you think are appropriate.
     • We are looking for you to demonstrate your knowledge related to common software practices to include reusability, portability, and encapsulation - to name a few.
  5. Make commits incrementally.
     • Please do not squash commit before creating the pull request. We want to see incremental commits.
  6. Deploy the application
     • Deploy the application on Vercel. Post the link of the deployed application as a comment in the issue.
  7. Ready for code review
     • As a final step post a comment in the issue saying " @karthiknmenon , @mazahirharoon, @jagankaartik The application is ready for the code review.**" and assign the issue to your collaborator.".