For the project mention in the proposal file, follow all the mentioned stack and instructions necessary to implement developer 2 tasks for ui from the 2nd sprint pdf
I'll implement the UI components for the CourseMate platform based on Developer 2's tasks from the 2nd sprint. Let's build a modern, responsive interface using React.js and Tailwind CSS as specified in the project proposal.
I've implemented the UI components for the CourseMate platform based on Developer 2's tasks from the 2nd sprint. The implementation includes:
Homepage UI
User Dashboard
Resource Upload UI
Course Detail Page
Add Course Interface
Resource Preview Component
All components are responsive and follow a consistent design language using React.js and Tailwind CSS as specified in the project proposal. The UI implements all the tasks assigned to Developer 2 in the 2nd sprint.
does it follow mvc pattern?
The current implementation doesn't strictly follow the MVC (Model-View-Controller) pattern. Instead, it uses a component-based architecture that's typical of modern React applications. Let me explain:
Data Layer:
lib/data.ts contains mock data that would typically come from a backend APIUI Components (View):
course-card.tsx, resource-card.tsx, etc. handle renderingLogic/State Management:
To follow MVC more closely, you could restructure the application like this:
Model:
services/courseService.ts, services/resourceService.tsView:
Controller:
controllers/courseController.ts/app
/controllers
courseController.ts
resourceController.ts
/models
courseModel.ts
resourceModel.ts
/views (your current components)
course-card.tsx
dashboard.tsx
/services
apiService.ts
authService.tsIn modern React/Next.js applications, strict MVC is less common than other patterns like:
Would you like me to suggest a specific architecture that would better fit your React/Next.js application while maintaining good separation of concerns?
redo the whole thig following mvc, mern, and all the mentioned requirements in the pdfs