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Starter repository containing pre-built styles and static data for the React User Card rendering task. Students must build components and implement list and conditional rendering using the provided resources.
A React application demonstrating tab functionality: it displays job information fetched from an external API and lets users switch between jobs using interactive buttons. The project focuses on React fundamentals—state management, side effects, component structure, props, list keys, and working with APIs
An educational React app that shows a food menu and lets you filter items by category (breakfast, lunch, shakes). It’s built with React 18, Vite, and plain JavaScript (no TypeScript), using only React fundamentals: functional components, `useState`, props, and list rendering
This project is a React-based App Store that allows users to browse and search through a list of apps. It features tab-based filtering by categories such as Social, Games, News, and Food, and incorporates a search bar to refine the app list further. The state is managed in a class component to track the active tab and search input.
Creation of FundooApp FrontEnd using React and HTML, CSS and JavaScript and the Implementation of Functional Components, Hooks, Props, State, Lifecycle Hooks, List-Rendering, React-Redux, Routes using useNavigation,MakeStyles useStyle and Media Queries.
The App-Store project is designed to create an interactive App Store where users can explore various applications. The implementation leverages essential frontend technologies.
A simple react app using CRA template, Making Component Structure , Adding JSX Event Handlers, CSS Modules, State management using useState, passing data using component Tree(Parent-child vs), Two-way Binding, etc.
Very simple Frontend (ultra-basic markup and styling etc.) for an application that dynamically posts and ranks placeholder images | built as a practice exercise following completion of Treehouse's 'Vue.js Basics' course: https://teamtreehouse.com/library/vuejs-basics
This is a React-based quiz application called "QUIZZY". It dynamically renders questions from a qBank and tracks the user’s score based on their answers. After answering each question, the app checks the answer, updates the score, and moves to the next question. When the quiz ends, it shows the final score with an option to play again.
A modular React blogging index application that maps and aggregates data streams through specialized sub-components within an overarching router framework. Built during NxtWave CCBP 4.0 training to master clean structural layout distribution, component parsing optimization, list index rendering (map), and absolute attribute tracking.