Multi-platform Personalized Portal: Web, Browser Extension. All components are web apps--users can compose their own Portal freely, and developers can contribute to the Privoce Web App library to easily incorporate their web app to our Portal.
As a developer who's pretty new in terms of front-end development, I little to no experience testing my code (using Jest or other testing frameworks)
I need someone to teach me / show me how I could emulate an API request in order to test out future Modules (for #70 #13 #10) or other integrations. This would speed up development, so I can just focus on the UI with a mock request and then v
Per the discussion in #529, the /widgets page should be represented on the homepage. How so is open to debate. One idea would be mimic the module style now used for JupyterLab and Jupyter Notebook.
The New Home Screen is designed in a modular way with the core focus on product discovery. Search, Deals, Products everything has been brought upfront. The hamburger menu has been replaced with a bottom navigation bar for easy reachability. On the tech side too, this design allows us to run new deals and other experiments in an agile manner which wasn't possible in the previous version.
Homer supports custom services, and provides a template to easily add new ones.
It could be great to add some more. Before starting to work on a custom service please open an issue to describe your idea and discuss about it.
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