1. Description of Project
2. Technologies Used
3. Installation Directions
4. How to Use the Project
5. Contributing
6. Questions or Comments
7. License
8. Screenshots of Project
This project allows employees in a company to view non-sensitive information about company employees. The directory can be sorted by Hire Date (from oldest to newest or the reverse) and can be filtered by both Employee Name and Department. This was a homework project for the University of Kansas Full Stack Boot Camp. I learned a lot about working with React during this project. We were not shown any class activities that involved tables, searches that didn't involve an API call or sorting, so I spent several hours on Google learning how to do that and scrapped two other tables before completing the assignment. The simplistic styling of the directory and the sort features really make this project stand out.
This project has been added to my professional portfolio, the link can be found here:
Julie Schaub Professional Portfolio
The link to the deployed app can be found here:
Midtown Full Stack Technologies Employee Directory
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This project incoporates the following technologies:
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If you are starting the project from terminal, you will need to run npm start. The project is being deployed on Google Pages, no installation is needed for that.
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This is a fairly static site, with no user input required. To filter or sort, simply click the column headers to sort.
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Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.
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Please contact me at github.com/JulieAnn2330 or julie.schaub@midtownfullstack.com for questions or comments.
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This project incorporates the following license: MIT
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