Hello,
I’m about to finish the full stack path and just finish my end of course project.
I created an app to browse the history of real estate deals in France, and display it in a grid as well as on a map.
Github Repo : https://github.com/leo-terrier/dealfinder
Deployed version : https://deal-finder-fr.onrender.com/
I’ve also deployed it on heroku but since it’s free tier is ending I was not sure about leaving it there, so i switched to render.com (much worse expérience than with heroku).
I used the following stack :
Client: React, MUI (for the design components), google-map-react (to display the deals on a map),
Server: Node, Express, Passport (for authentication management), Node-postgres (for storing user information), Redis (for storing session data).
I would be greatful to get any sort of feed back / code reviews.
Happy coding,
Leo
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Hi Leo! I’m the Developer Community Manager at Render. I’m glad you were able to try the platform out…and curious about what kinds of challenges you encountered that made it feel like a worse experience for you as a developer. Did you use a guide to help you do the migration or did you figure it out some other way? Feel free to email me ([email protected]) with any feedback. I’ll be sure to take a look at your project…especially because I found it challenging to work with google-map-react on one of my portfolio projects. Have you thought about a way to make it easier for someone to start using your app if they aren’t familiar with addresses in France? Could there be a map they place a pin on to see a list of nearby properties?
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Not much helpful to say, since you’re above my abilities, other than it looks excellent. It’s clean, simple, professional-looking. Code is well-organized.
Too bad about Heroku.
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Thanks Alan, much appreciated. Yeah deploying without heroku is another story, but in the end it forces us to understand more about deployement I feel.
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