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• #15
• Initial implementation of results chart
• Make the chart show info clearer

The form should let you

• Select a country with an autocomplete
• #12
• Select the month/year where where that raise was set.
• Click a button to take you to the results page, which should be something like /results?<ALL THE DATA OF THE FORM>

Extra functionality:

• The form should be able to pick up the data of the URL when loading the page.
• The country should be searchable by the local name.

• Make the form responsive
• Make the results page generally responsive
• Improve the chart to be clearer in smaller screens

Basically UI stays static after filling the fields

It might be a good idea to move to TS.

I don't feel like doing it myself yet, but I think I'm starting to miss the typing information a lot.

Let's start with an English/Spanish translation. Don't use any CMS for now, we can attach those later, just JSON dictionaries for now. We can iterate that for later.

• I18n - I18n Mechanism Installation
• I18n - 100% Coverage of strings in the UI
• I18n - Selecting the language should also affect the URL.
• I18n - we can research inferring the language and country from the IP.

This is bugging me out. It would be nice to have a minimal linter for this project. It doesn't even yell at me when I reference a non-existent function or variable (I don't think I need TS to do that do I?).

Also, I think prettier is not working correctly.

Let's just set up eslint and prettier, and run it in the project.

• Dynamic form support
• I18n Support
• Get someone who knows how to do good charts and graphics to explain inflation, buying power and whatnot.