Chapter-11 is about Data layer of the app. Consider data as if it's oil, use it wisely because that is what powers the engine, and its expensive as well. There were discussion on what is data in React, how to pass data in the component hierarchy, from parent to child, child to siblings, child to parent, and finally throughout the app.

This React course will teach you the basic fundaments of React from the absolute basic with hands on code sample / snippets and explanation of how it works. And we will transition smoothly to advance concepts as we go ahead.

Simple example of "Lifting State up" in Flutter.

An Investment Calculator web app with React Basic

React Spend Analyzer

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Investment Calculator using React Core Concepts

This project demonstrates the use of state hooks and props in a React application. It also showcases how to pass state as props and implement child-to-parent communication.

These are the app projects done 👇 : : 1 Travel-List App👉: https://react-practice-jonas-course.vercel.app/

An interactive Tic Tac Toe game built with React. Features a numbered list to the right of the game’s board where the list gives a history of all of the moves that have occurred in the game, and is updated as the game progresses.

Intermediate error handling in react.

"Math magicians" (a project using React: Components, Events, Fetch data from API, Test & Deploy) is a website for all fans of mathematics. It is a Single Page App (SPA) that allows users to: Make simple calculations. Read a random math-related quote.

Building a User Management Dashboard Project

I created Investment Calculator as for my react Practice, where I learned about Two-Way-Bindings, lifting State U and using helper functions and more.

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