Master React JS with 10 Hands-On Projects

Learn to build a reaction counter app in React using class components and state management, with Bootstrap styling, featuring increment, decrement, and neutral controls.

Create and run a new react project, build a counter component using class components, integrate bootstrap styling, and configure ui with increment, decrement, and neutral controls.

Apply gradient background styling from Web Agrarians, set height to 100, and center content with Bootstrap grid while adding borders, shadows, and bold typography for the reactor counter project.

Build a React counter by adding a number state and wiring three buttons for increment, decrement, and neutral, updating the state to reflect each action.

Build a calculator app with react hooks and forms, using buttons and an input field to build and evaluate expressions with equals and clear with C.

Design and implement a React project page by building a hashtag Melkert layout with a table component, styling via Bootstrap, and centering the content in the Kalsi app.

Style the Kalsi reactor project by applying a gradient background, centering a multi-column input grid, and designing inputs and buttons with shadows for the calculator logic in a React app.

Master React JS with 10 hands-on projects part 4 covers building a calculator: wiring button clicks to a display, appending digits, evaluating expressions, and implementing clear functionality.

This lecture demonstrates a form validation project demo with four input fields (username, email, password, confirm password). It shows valid inputs turning green and errors showing red borders with messages.

Begin implementing a React form validation feature by creating a component, setting up Bootstrap, and building a six-column centered form with username, email, password, and a submit button at localhost:3000.

Master React JS form styling by applying a fresh gradients background, centering the Bootstrap column, adjusting input margins and borders for validation, and enhancing the submit button.

Implement a four-field form validation in a React project using useState hooks for username, email, password, and confirm password, with onChange handlers, error messages, and border color feedback.

Learn how to implement and display form validation for username, email, password, and confirm password in a React app, including style changes, error messages, and validation logic for input fields.

Build a user authentication login component in React, validate username and password, show success and error alerts, and install Bootstrap to style the form for the project.

Design a centered login form using Bootstrap grid, with username and password inputs and a submit button, styled with margins, background color, and responsive alignment.

Create and validate a login form in a react functional component using hooks for username and password, handle onChange and onSubmit, and replace alerts with sweetland dialogs.

Explore a pure React navigation bar demo built from scratch with a toggle animation, featuring home, about, services, and contact links, without any frameworks.

Build and test a React navigation bar by creating a Now Bar component, updating the src, importing the component, and listing home, about, services, and contact us.

Learn css styling for a navigation project by swapping in a font awesome hamburger icon, placing the button on the left, removing list dots, and tuning margins and padding.

Learn to implement a collapsible navigation bar in a React project by managing state with useState, toggling width from 0 to 100 percent, and adding transitions.

Explore the fourth reactor project: a to-do list built with reactor hooks and reactor forms. Add, complete, and delete tasks, then deploy the Monster Project after building.

Build and run a React to-do list app, set up the project folder, install bootstrap, and design a centered layout with an input and a button.

Learn to style the reactor tonalist project page with a gradient background, center a column, style inputs and button in a 70/30 split, and add a box shadow.

Learn to build a dynamic to-do list in a React project by creating an input hook, adding tasks to a stateful list, rendering items, and deleting by index.

Build a Facebook authentication system in React with registration and login forms, a dashboard, and logout. Store user data in local storage and use Bootstrap and React Router for routing.

Design the body component with a Bootstrap grid that places an image beside a six-column registration form, including name, username, and password fields, with local storage on submit.

Learn to store and manage user data in local storage by appending new registration objects to an array, validate login, and route to a dashboard.

Explore routing with BrowserRouter, implement routes for body and dashboard, and manage login state with local storage and history navigation in a React app.

Fetch World Health Organization data with axios or fetch in a React project and display it in a sortable, searchable table of country, confirmed, active, recovered, and deaths.

Build a covid tracker in React by fetching global data with Axios from a public API. Display the data in a bootstrap table centered on the page.

Create a React.js data table that fetches country stats from the World Health Organization EPA, enables sorting and searching with DataTables, and computes active cases from confirmed and recovered.

Build a small recipes app by fetching external API data with Axios, styling with Bootstrap, and organizing into three React components: about, body, and food, displaying three items per row.