React.JS is a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It allows developers to create interactive and dynamic single-page applications with ease. In this tutorial, we will be covering a full course on React.JS where you will learn how to build 4 different projects in just 5 hours. By the end of this course, you will be a React.JS hero!
Project 1: To-Do List App
We will start with a simple To-Do List app to get you familiar with the basics of React.JS. In this project, you will learn how to set up a React project, create components, manage state, and handle user input. You will also learn how to style your app using CSS and how to deploy it to a hosting service.
Project 2: Weather App
Next, we will build a Weather app that fetches weather data from an API and displays it to the user. In this project, you will learn how to make API requests, handle asynchronous operations, and use React hooks such as useEffect and useState. You will also learn how to create reusable components and manage application state.
Project 3: Movie Search App
In the third project, we will build a Movie search app that allows users to search for movies by title. You will learn how to implement search functionality, handle pagination, and display movie details. Additionally, you will learn how to use routing in React to navigate between different pages and manage application state using Context API.
Project 4: E-commerce Website
For the final project, we will build an E-commerce website where users can browse products, add items to their cart, and proceed to checkout. In this project, you will learn how to manage complex state using Redux, implement authentication and authorization, and handle form submission. You will also learn how to implement a shopping cart with functionalities such as adding and removing items, updating quantities, and calculating total prices.
In this course, you will learn the following concepts:
- Setting up a React project with Create React App
- Creating functional and class components
- Managing state with useState and useContext
- Handling user input with forms and input fields
- Fetching data from an API using Axios
- Implementing pagination and search functionality
- Routing with React Router
- Implementing authentication and authorization
- Managing complex state with Redux
- Deploying a React app to a hosting service
By the end of this course, you will have the skills and knowledge to build your own React.JS projects and take your development skills to the next level. So buckle up and get ready to become a React.JS hero! Happy coding!
For the NASA project, if you have an issue with the API be sure to clear your cache in local memory!
For the ML Transcription project if you're having an issue with an undefined model, try updating your code to include the following and then test in some different browsers and incognito windows!
import {pipeline, env} from '@xenova/transformers`;
env.allowLocalModels = false;
amazing content! really appreciate it, I wanted to share my thoughts though: i feel like you go back and forth between logic and styling a lot and it gets a bit frustrating to try and keep track of whats actually going on, specially when you start using tailwind and as a beginner I wonder if this is the way things are actually made in general or is it because you are trying to showcase everything
Show a demo of the look and functionality of the projects at the beginning of the video so people won't be questioning if they actually want to do the projects. Show, don't tell. Will help your retention and watch through. People don't like to guess if it'll be worth their time, especially something that's going to take hours upon hours to complete.
How many projects can we able to create in one react app??
i find the last project really hard
Hi, I just finished following along on the Todo App, but the dev doesn't show anything but the background. Anyone know why that is?
what theme are you using in vs code
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Woah man, Pristine stuff here. And you teach with no assumptions which is really rare. Bless u and the channel man ❣
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Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'model')
at new GenerationTracker (whisper.worker.js:83:100)
at transcribe (whisper.worker.js:40:31)
at async whisper.worker.js:21:9
this issue
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Anyone have a group when can learn together because i need to share infos width someone at my level
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To clear the "Unexpected token '<', "<!doctype "… is not valid JSON" error on the ML project, you need to use the modified import mentioned in Jame's comment AND clear your site cache.
1. Open devtools
2. Go to "Application" tab
3. Go to "Storage"
4. Click "Clear site data"
The transcription works for me now.
love your video and also your wheel of time collection👌
Loved that you already did the css to optimize time
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Underrated!