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my-blogger

A simple website to post, update, delete blog posts without user authentication.
See the hosted project here.
*It's bug-free now! (As of July 1st, 2020)**

🥞 Tech Stack

Created with Vue / Vuex and bootstrapped with vue create.
Developed with JavaScript.
Styled with Vuetify.
Code style enforced with ESLint and Prettier.
Deployed through firebase and data managed with Firestore.

🎁 Feature

  • Write a new blog post, and post it
  • Delete an existent blog post
  • Click on a blog post to see details
  • See the entire list of the blog post by latest dates
  • Edit a blog post

🎡 Things I have considered during the development

  • Deleting collection inside the cloud database using, auto-generated id to manage data in a clean manner instead of tracking blog posts with counter variables
  • Using Firestore transaction methods for actions which include multiple operations such as editing a post (read + write)
  • Managing the entire data in-store vs Firestore => I ended up storing the entire data inside the cloud database, so reactivity was not fully taken advantage which is one of the core features of Vue

💡 Learning Experience

  • Using Vue router for the first time was a good intro in understanding how single-page applications work
  • Running the application on development and hosted environment can have different behaviors, so tests are needed to ensure good performance
  • Good refresher on async/await by handling database operations

🚧 Fix needed

  • Fixing glitches and bug after deploy (all the events registered in the client are triggered, causing maximum call stack size to exceed the limit)
  • For the editing feature, I need to consider cases where users decided not to save the edits made.
  • Update data rendered in the client without reloading the page for better user experience.

🚀 Project setup

  • Use git clone to clone this repository. Alternatively, download the source code.
  • Make sure you're in the root folder by executing cd my-blogger/.
  • Make sure required dependencies have been installed using yarn install.

🛠 Development and testing

  • yarn serve to compile and hot-reload for development
  • yarn build to compile and minify for production
  • yarn lint to run eslint and fix files on the project