Reflection
Having a background in graphic design, I've always been facinated with the ability in app design to create animated graphics that enhance a users experience. Micro-interactions are a great way to do so.
Micro-interactions are best implemented when they are subtle, smooth and in someway mimic the style of the environment around them. I hope to learn how to design and animate them!
The most important/significant things someone should know about micro-interactions are...
In as much detail as possible, explain how you would localize an application. https://instabug.com/blog/mobile-app-localization/
Localization is about adopting your product to meet the linguistic, cultural and other requirements of a specific target market.
Not to be confused with, internationalization, on the other hand, is a way to make localization process easier. It helps to consider different fonts, various screen sizes, and language orientation.
Localization is the process of customizing your app to work in other languages other than the default. Localization can include different spoken variations and dialects of the same language, which are referred to as locales.
Locales are a combination of the language and the country it’s spoken in. Think of English spoken in the United States versus Canada or the United Kingdom; or Spanish spoken in Spain, Mexico, and Argentina. Locales are most often named using two letters indicating the language, followed by two letters indicating the country. For exam
https://frontend.turing.io/lessons/module-4/deploy-to-heroku.html
Do this once globally
brew tap heroku/brew && brew install heroku
Login to Heroku in the terminal
https://frontend.turing.io/lessons/module-4/knex-postgres.html
Install knex globally (will not have to do more than once)
npm i -g knex
Install knex, express, postgres, and save
https://frontend.turing.io/lessons/module-3/ideabox-to-redux.html https://frontend.turing.io/lessons/module-3/react-to-redux-workshop.html
Set Up
git clone https://github.com/filepath.git rename-if-you-want
cd rename-if-you-want
npm i
npm start