feat(search): added search tags to projects #135
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Suvraneel
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Jul 2, 2023
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@shobhitexe Functionality looks good. Changes:
- Limit the no. of rows to two... Take more width if needed
- add a rounded effect to
SearchTagsborder for uniformity with all the other components
Suvraneel
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Jul 5, 2023
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@shobhitexe LGTM ❤️ |
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Closes #133
Here's what I did:
To do this, I gathered project data from ProjectData.js and checked how often each tag appeared. Then, I selected the top 15 tags based on their frequency. I also kept a complete list of all the data in case we need it later on.
2023-07-01.12-28-02.mp4