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Adding graph visualization to let the users know how suggested a course is #67

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@Mau-MD Mau-MD commented Aug 5, 2022

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Learning U is a platform where software engineers can go and learn new technologies in an organized way. They can track their progress and get suggestions about what courses to take in both visual and written ways.

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Right now the suggestions badges doesn't display how recommended a course is. It just says its name. Would be nice to have some sort of visual representation to let the user know this data.

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Adds VictoryChart library that helps to display a graph with all the courses frequency. This enables the user to know which course is more frequent among the users it follows.

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Fix final bugs!

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Mau-MD added 30 commits July 19, 2022 13:43
…end to delete a course given its id inside the delete course moda
Mau-MD added 27 commits August 2, 2022 10:25
… detects if the user has seen the tour before or not
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@Mau-MD Mau-MD merged commit 4cc2090 into main Aug 5, 2022
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