GeekOverflow: A React-Native App Powered by Appwrite!

Harsh GuptaHarsh Gupta
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Team Details

Name: Harsh Gupta

Description of Project

What is GeekOverflow?

It is a platform for people who want to learn in public, It allows a user to ask their queries which will be posted and visible to all users and will be accessible to answer them.

Built for Appwrite x Hashnode Hackathon

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Screens

Tech Stack

  • React Native

    React-navigation: Navigation between screens

  • Appwrite Cloud

    Authentication: Authenticating users in the platform.

    Appwrite Database: Storing the questions created by users and their comments.

Challenges Faced

This is my first project developing a mobile application before this, I worked in React environment and thus chose to explore some of React Native this time. While working I have gone with a lot of docs which I thought were not as proper as Reactjs for the web there are a lot of external libraries that need to be installed for every functionality. Also, there is less community support.

As far as managing the backend before this I have used Firebase for applying to auth in my projects, but while using the appwrite authentications are much easier, and also for the databases it's easy to implement but as there is less community support for React Native, I faced difficulties while working with Realtime Api and Storage.

Public Code Repo

Github: https://github.com/Harsh3341/GeekOverflow

Demo Account

email: demoaccount@gmail.com

password: demoaccount

Demo Link

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