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Job It - Land your dream Software Engineering job.

The job finding application built for developers by developers. Search for developer career opportunities across LinkedIn, Glassdoor, Indeed, Dice, ZipRecruiter and more - on a on beautifully designed, easy to use front-end application.


Project Details

Front-End Developer

My Role

1/24/2023

Project Start Date

3/1/2023

Project End Date

Job Listings - Job It

Search Results - Job It

Job Details - Job It

Estimated Salaries - Job It

Project Overview

The objective of this project was to take an API and build a fully functional web application around it. Job It allows users to search and apply for jobs that they are interested in.

    Technology Profile

    Job It uses JavaScript for basic logic such as sorting and date manipulation. It uses React, and Redux for API calls, data fetching and refreshing.

    [object Object]JavaScript

    [object Object]React.js

    [object Object]Tailwind CSS

    [object Object]Redux

    [object Object]Git

    Challenges

    Job It was my first project that was built entirely around an API library. While coming up with a great user interface to take advantage of the API endpoints posed a creative challenge, the biggest technical challenge was Redux. Redux is an amazing tool, it’s especially effective in data fetching and caching; but some of the concepts required to implement it were a little challenging to grasp.

    • Planning out the components that would be used, and reused throughout the application.
    • Ensuring that the color schemes and styles used in the application were consistent.
    • Taking advantage of all the API endpoints and capabilities to make sure that the application is feature rich.
    • Building a feature rich front-end around the job search API endpoint.
    • Implementing Redux Toolkit to fetch endpoint data.

    Learnings & Takeaways

    I really enjoyed working on this project, simply because it showed that me that fleshed out application can be built around predefined API endpoints.

    • Before beginning development, I made sure that the design was finalized. This ensured that I only had to focus on writing code that would bring the design to life, as opposed to designing and coding at the same time (which I have done in the past - not a good idea).
    • Another major take away from this project was pagination. Initially, I fetched all of the data from the API at once, meaning that the pagination was done on the client side. However, making such a large requests consumed a lot of credits. The user of the application may only look through the first page and may not proceed to the second; in such cases a lot of credit was being wasted so eventually I came to use server-side pagination, which much means that we are only sending requests to the API for the pages that the user is wanting to access. So, if the user is wanting to access the first page, then we make the request for the first page if they're wanting to request data for the second page. So the server side pagination was the way to go, this was a major take away from this project because pagination is basic fuctionality in modern applications.
    • The last biggest take away was being able to use Redux Toolkit. This was a new technology. Prior to Redux, I often made use of Axios, but in this case we wanted to use a new technology that would have additional capabilities at the beginning. I somewhat regretted my decision due to the learning curve, but at the end the ability to quickly refresh data, and the built in caching made Redux Toolkit very worthwhile. This is specifically true on the filter pages where you go to a job, you get results and then the ability to quickly select. Some filter criteria and then re fetch the information or refresh the information made Redux toolkit a excellent choice.

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    Jax Williams

    Eugene was brought on board to design and build the official website for my company. From the start of the project, he ensured that the vision for the final product was clear and worked with us to set relevant mini-goals that would ensure that the project would be completed efficiently. The website was launched 30 days later. I continue to use Eugene's services for my website and would recommend him to anyone who wants a website built quickly and efficiently.

    Jax Williams

    Authenta Tech Solutions, LLC

    Derrick Arthur-Cudjoe, ICP

    Eugene identified and gathered requirements, established the framework, and designed our company’s website from inception. His coding was stellar and he always turned our ideas into innovative and unique designs. Eugene is not merely a developer, but also a business process specialist with an in-depth understanding of topics including but not limited to search engine optimization, data encryption, design, and web hosting.

    Derrick Arthur-Cudjoe, ICP

    Motive 8 Global

    Michelle Mpofu, COO

    Eugene provided excellent customer service, he worked with us all the way to clarify the vision for what we needed on our website and at the end of the day, produced a stunning website. My favourite thing would have to be the way he takes your suggestions and requests into consideration and works with you to make it all make sense.

    Michelle Mpofu, COO

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