This is a copy of the Redux Shopping Cart Example.

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1. Implement Responsive Design
2. Enhance Cart Functionality
3. Hook Up Product API

This was definitely an interesting challenge. I wanted to lean on react/redux as much as possible without the help of many outside libraries for this project. The only dependencies I've added to this project are axios and node-sass. I decided to approach this project by implementing the API request first, then working on the redux functionality, then styling. I did my best to adhere to ES6+ standards when manipulating the data in objects and functions, while making best use of array functions like map, filter, and reduce.

The biggest challenge for me was building a more complex application on top of something that was already built. At times I wanted to tear down what was already built and start certain parts from scratch but I realized that wouldn't be best in the interest of time. If I were to approach this application again with unlimited time I would probably change the current

Since I didn't want to waste time I put all the css into one file. If I were to do this project from scratch, I would take more time to plan out the component structure and have the css mimic the structure of the javascript components.

The mobile css on the cart page needs some work. I was running out of time and didn't have enough time to tweak it as much as needed. Cart.js could be cleaned up considerably and I would have liked to taken a shot at rebuilding the whole CartContainer, Cart, and CartItem file structure.

With more time it would be best to have both desktop and mobile optimized images that the system would interchange.

I also noticed that the data model of the dummy data was different than the API model. I'd probably like to take a look at the API model to access if that structure is best for this project.