- Created React app
- Configured Tailwind CSS
- Built Header component
- Implemented routing
- Built Login form
- Built Signup form
- Added form validation
- Used useRef hook
- Firebase setup and deployment
- Implemented Sign-in user API
- Created Redux store with userSlice
- Implemented Sign-out functionality
- Bug fix: signup profile picture update and displayName
- Bug fix: unauthorized users redirected to login page
- Bug fix: logged-in users redirected from login to browse
- Unsubscribed from onAuthStateChanged callback
- Fetched data from TMDB Movies API
- Used TMDB access token for secure requests
- Retrieved now playing movies
- Stored movie data in Redux store
- Created movieSlice
- Planned browse page structure
- Built MainContainer and SecondaryContainer
- Updated store with movie and trailer data
- Embedded YouTube trailer with autoplay and mute
- Applied Tailwind styling on browse page
- Built secondary components
- Built MovieList component
- Built MovieCard component
- Used TMDB Image CDN URL
- Created usePopularMovies hook
- Implemented memoization for performance
- Added responsive design support
- Built GPT Search feature
- Created GPT Search Bar
- Added multi-language support
- Supported languages: English, Hindi, Japanese
- Integrated Gemini API
- Fetched GPT-based movie suggestions from TMDB
- Created gptSlice and stored GPT results
- Reused MovieList component for GPT movie suggestions
- Added environment variables using .env file
- Login
- Signup
- Sign-in / Sign-up forms
- Redirect to browse page after authentication
- Secure header navigation
- Header
- Main movie display
- Background trailer with title and description
- Movie suggestions
- Multiple movie lists
- GPT-powered search bar
- AI-based movie recommendations
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