2020 collaboration project for members of the Junior Devs group

The main goal of this project is to enable members of the Junior Devs group to collaborate and learn valuable skills such as remote collaboration, practice their programming skills, learn new frameworks, and add a nice project to their portfolio, among other things.

All members of the group had a chance to add their ideas for a project to work on together, and we finally decided on one via a poll on the Telegram group. The details of the project are below.

In the following days we will discuss how the work will be organized and more information will be added to this repository.

• Creation of a landpage
• Catalog of available E-Learnings, with possibility to track completed, open, and in progress e-learnings
• Creation of 2 or more short E-Learnings, with at least 5 slides and a short exam at the end with a minimum requirement of 70%, otherwise the e-learning should be started again, or just the section that failed... Suggested topics for the e-learning
  • A journey to a "Zero Waste" Lifestyle
  • Packaging Free Shopping
  • Reduce plastic at home
  • How to classify correctly your home waste: Paper/Glass/Plastic/Textil/Organic( for compost)/....
  • How to make compost at home

We will be building this project with JavaScript: React on the frontend and Node.js on the backend. More details to come!

Please read our contributing guide.

• Fork the repo. See our guide for this here

https://www.figma.com/file/N32tINg0dN2bQTgWDNjNfS/Elearning-Platform-(home)-(Copy)?node-id=0%3A1

• See here how to set up the local database.
• In the main directory, run npm install
• Run npm start. If all went well you should see "NodeJS Server Running"

• cd frontend
• Run npm install (the frontend and backend are two separate projects with separate package.json files, so you need to do this again inside the frontend directory
• Run npm run dev. If all went well, you should see "Server running at http://localhost:1234". You can now open the project at http://localhost:1234.

*** Important ***: There is a HelloWorld.jsx sample component with its corresponding test file (HelloWorld.spec.jsx) and story (HelloWorld.stories.jsx). DO NOT delete these, they are there as templates to help you and others get started.

• cd frontend if you're not already in the frontend directory
• Run npm run storybook. The browser will open up with Storybook.