Twitch Visualizer

Channel:
United States Fullstack Academy
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58,000
Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iN6fkpAKvmg


Duration: 6:55
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Fullstack senior Kenneth Moy shows one way to get information and render it to see trends over time using data from the Twitch API.

This application is built in React and React-Redux leading to a non-traditional DOM scheme to most graphical renders. This is circumvented by using Recharts, which is a graphing API built to be used with React.

There is also a quick demonstration on why databases can be beneficial to large data sets for the user experience.
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