You can find the deployed project at Well-Done.
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A dashboard application to allow an NPO and it's clients to monitor current water pump statuses in Cambodia.
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Built a server side rendered React application using Next.js
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Utilized Hooks to manage state.
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Setup a headless CMS using Prismic.
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Utilized Emotion for lightweight styling.
An important aspect of this dashboard was making sure that it was as lightweight as possible for fast rendering, as well as limited requests to the endpoint.
- Overview of pump statuses
- Full in-depth information about individual pumps
- Access reports for onsight technicians
- Lightweight
- Easy to scale without touching code
- Automatic code splitting, doesn't load unecessary code.
- Simple client-side routing.
- Server Side Rendering for faster page loads.
- Requires no additional setup.
- Lightweight, only loads visible css rather than everything.
Front end deployed to Well-Done.
- Easy to use.
- Scalable
- Doesn't require touching code, allowing stakeholders to add new pumps quickly.
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- Clone repo and install dependencies
npm i - Run development
npm run dev
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