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Table of Contents

• About The Project

  • Built With

• Getting Started

  • Prerequisites
  • Installation
  • How to Run

• Changes

  • Personal Configs/Choices

• Contact

About The Project

Create a travel landing page using Next.js with TailwindCSS

Tutorial

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Built With

The current verison of DashGo using the technologies bellow:

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Getting Started

This is an example of how you may give instructions on setting up your project locally. To get a local copy up and running follow these simple example steps.

Prerequisites

For run the DashGo on your machine you need to have installed Node.js. With Node.js you have the NPM (Node Package Manager), but (again, personal choice) I prefer use Yarn as my package manager (most becuase performance).

To see if you have NPM installed you can use the command:

npm --version

If your choise is Yarn, you can check if it's working using the command:

yarn --version

Installation

On this topic you can found the steps about how to prepare to run this project.

1. Clone the repo;

2. Install packages:

   1. With NPM: npm install

    ```shell
   2. **With Yarn:**
   ```bash
   yarn
   

3. Duplicate .env.example and rename it for .env;

How to Run

Now is the time to run the project, for that you can use NPM or Yarn.

yarn dev

npm run dev

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Changes

• Change the folder structure;
• Use Next.js instead React;
• Add zoom effect on places list;
• Use all assets on public/ folder.

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Contact

Daniel Sousa

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