v1.0.1 - 📖 documentation improvements

• review/update text

• reorganize some content

• improve the UI mockups

v1.0.0 - 100% functional 🚀 and with documentation 📖

• 100% function

  • tested over: Android, iPad, Mac OS and Windows

• first version of the documentation

• overall status

  • 268 commits

  • development started on May, 15 2018 and ended on May, 28 2018

    • the best description about the development process: "Building a plane while flying on it" (video)

    • average worked hours ( total ~ 125 hrs most of them was studying and learning )

      • week: ~ 5 hrs/day

      • weeked: ~ 12 hrs/day

v0.6.0 - unread messages and connection status

• add the unread messages count over the chat tab when the user is on the settings page

• add a connection status with the socket.io server on the right at the navigation bar

v0.5.0 - connect to a socket.io server to handle the messages

• add a socket.io client support on the application

  • mock client - to be able to test the messages flow with the redux

  • socket.io client - to connect with the real socket.ip server (during the development I notice that to make it work on the devices, I needed to define another way to connect to the socket.io server)

• define a socket.io server to handle the chat messages and broadcast them to the others connected users

  • deployed it to the now.sh service, read more about the server on its README.md

v0.4.0 - internationalization added

• added an internationalization support for 3 languages: English, Portuguese and Spanish

• used the i18n framework: i18next + react-i18next

v0.3.0 - basic working app with mock socket.io client

• finish UI/layout components and styles with light/dark color themes

• add the redux to manage the application data/states

• add a socket.io-client mock to validate the messages flow

• use the settings theme selection to switch between the light/dark color themes

• add local storage support to persist the changes on the settings and the messages

v0.2.0 - mobile first UI

On this version I finish the mobile first UI components and test it over mobile, tablet and computer browsers

Important: to this version I give up to use the CSS Modules due to some weird behaviors that I founded using the SASS, so I decided to keep on the commonly used way on a web project.

v0.1.0 - multiple screen development tools/environment

initial project structure that have:

• react + react-dom

• webpack v4

  • dotenv files support to define the variables used on each type of environment (local/development machine or production deployment)

  • babel to handle the newest javascript syntax and features and generate a javascript output compatible with the web browsers defined one the .browserlistrc file

  • SASS preprocessor support

  • HMR support (styles and to the react components)

  • webpack-dev-server that uses the machine local network ip, that enables the multi screen development (desktop, table and mobile)