Project Overview: Developed a responsive and user-friendly movie search application that allows users to search for movies and view detailed information. The application is hosted on Netlify and interfaces with The Movie Database (TMDb) API to fetch real-time movie data.
Key Features:
Dynamic Search Functionality: Implemented an intuitive search feature that enables users to find movies by title. The search results update dynamically based on user input.
Movie Details View: Designed a detailed view for each movie, which opens in a new tab and provides comprehensive information, including title, release date, synopsis, ratings, and more.
Responsive Design: Crafted a mobile-responsive layout ensuring a seamless user experience across various devices and screen sizes.
Efficient State Management: Utilized React Hooks for effective state management, enhancing the application's performance and user experience.
Technical Highlights:
API Integration: Successfully integrated and managed external API requests to TMDb for fetching and displaying movie data.
Error Handling: Implemented robust error handling to manage API request failures and improve the application's reliability.
Performance Optimization: Employed optimization techniques such as efficient state updates and conditional rendering to ensure a smooth and fast user experience.
Challenges Overcome:
Handling Asynchronous Data: Developed a mechanism to handle asynchronous API calls and state updates, ensuring data consistency and preventing issues like memory leaks or unnecessary re-renders.
Cross-Browser Compatibility: Addressed various cross-browser compatibility issues to ensure consistent functionality and appearance across different web browsers.
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