DevTips | Pulling data from the Spotify API - #13 React JS prototyping @OfficialDevTips | Uploaded January 2018 | Updated October 2024, 23 hours ago.
Finally harvesting! Pulling our own actual Spotify user and playlist data into the React app! AND WE DEPLOY. REPEATEDLY. BECAUSE IT IS FUN (please make it stop).
π Better Playlists on Heroku
better-playlists.herokuapp.com
π This episode's final code
github.com/mpj/better-playlists/tree/3ab1533c29dd1d0c73f4ab5fc30111579d5bd521
π Spotify's Web API Endpoint Reference
developer.spotify.com/web-api/endpoint-reference
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In this series we'll go from start to finish in building a fully functioning high-fidelity prototype with OAuth2 authentication and API connections fetching real data. The user will experience the prototype with her own stuff in it!
We do this by using React JS reactjs.org - a great JavaScript framework for building front-end components. We will even do some back-end to handle authentication eventually.
And yes, this is not Travis - David and MPJ are filling in!
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This video was sponsored by the DevTips Patron Community - patreon.com/DevTips
Listen to Travis' Podcast - travandlos.com
Get awesomeness emailed to you every thursday - travisneilson.com/notes
You should follow DevTips on Twitter - twitter.com/DevTipsShow
MPJ's channel on programming Fun Fun Function is great -
youtube.com/funfunfunction
David is known as Data David discussing analytics and data -
youtube.com/channel/UC0TQC6ZPNm23dU6ecc5x0Gg
Finally harvesting! Pulling our own actual Spotify user and playlist data into the React app! AND WE DEPLOY. REPEATEDLY. BECAUSE IT IS FUN (please make it stop).
π Better Playlists on Heroku
better-playlists.herokuapp.com
π This episode's final code
github.com/mpj/better-playlists/tree/3ab1533c29dd1d0c73f4ab5fc30111579d5bd521
π Spotify's Web API Endpoint Reference
developer.spotify.com/web-api/endpoint-reference
- - -
In this series we'll go from start to finish in building a fully functioning high-fidelity prototype with OAuth2 authentication and API connections fetching real data. The user will experience the prototype with her own stuff in it!
We do this by using React JS reactjs.org - a great JavaScript framework for building front-end components. We will even do some back-end to handle authentication eventually.
And yes, this is not Travis - David and MPJ are filling in!
- - -
This video was sponsored by the DevTips Patron Community - patreon.com/DevTips
Listen to Travis' Podcast - travandlos.com
Get awesomeness emailed to you every thursday - travisneilson.com/notes
You should follow DevTips on Twitter - twitter.com/DevTipsShow
MPJ's channel on programming Fun Fun Function is great -
youtube.com/funfunfunction
David is known as Data David discussing analytics and data -
youtube.com/channel/UC0TQC6ZPNm23dU6ecc5x0Gg
