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3 projects | /r/reactjs | 14 May 2023

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[REACT] - User Authentication Template Using React & Firebase v8 - Please Review && || Use Yourself
1 project | /r/reviewmycode | 14 May 2023

Lots of documentation on the GitHub and and a live version hosted here :) And I don't need real in depth specifics, I'm just curious what others think about the readability of my code, the design & architecture and if the documentation makes sense. So, i've tried to build this in a way that will let me (& hopefully others) have a starting block for personal projects that means theres a much smaller time sink when creating the user sign-up/authentication process. Users can sign-up with either email & password or with their Google account. They can change their username, password & email and also delete their account from within the Account Settings page. Theres also a modal set up to block users from accessing the content if they haven't authenticated their email address. It doesn't look pretty, but the point is that it can easily be adapted to any project. I'm just about a year into my self-taught software engineering journey and I'm lining myself up for the Codeworks bootcamp in Berlin in September. I've done a lot of Udemy courses and put in about 3-5 hours a day, pretty much 7 days a week. BUT, unfortunately I don't have any friends in the Software Engineering game, so most of this is in isolation. I made this from scratch, without any tutorials and I'm quite proud. Since I don't have the time to work on projects full time I wanted a starting block for all the project ideas I have in my head, which all seem to involve some form of user login. How am I doing?