I integrated the hashtag generator into the tweet workflow. Tweets now include hashtags based on the brand name, making them more discoverable on Twitter. I also fixed a bug in the generator where spaces weren’t being stripped properly.

The scraper now extracts product tags from detail pages and stores them in a new database field. I refactored the GetImagesCommand into a more general GetMetadataCommand that returns both images and tags as ProductMetadata. This metadata can be used to add relevant hashtags beyond just the brand name.

I implemented a full reskin of the website view of the feed and most importantly it now works on mobile. To achieve the design I had to override the styling on strikethrough text which is not available natively. The approach I’ve used to have orange strikethrough is detailed here.

When using material-ui/makeStyles in React (JSS?) you can’t set content: '' as it produces an invalid style. Instead wrap in quotes: content: "''".

I built a new Gallery component with a proper image viewer and placeholder loading states. The gallery uses a flipOnIndex utility to handle image navigation, which I test-drove with unit tests. The component uses JSX and has been refactored for better separation of concerns with ProductDetail, ProductImage, and Placeholder components.