ESLint plugin for React Compiler users to flag any usage of useMemo, useCallback, and React.memo—both to catch instinctive memoization and to bring memoization up in code reviews if manual memoization is needed.
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ESLint plugin for React Compiler users to flag any usage of useMemo, useCallback, and React.memo—both to catch instinctive memoization and to bring memoization up in code reviews if manual memoization is needed.
This To-Do List app is a Full-Stack MERN app with a RESTful API. React and the Chakra-UI library are on the front-end and a MongoDB database with Mongoose.js, Express.js and Node.js on the back-end. Authentication using JWTs.
React.js shopping cart complete with Stripe payment processing system. Shopping cart is fully functional and built on top or react-router-dom, useState & useContext. Features a modal and redirects user to Stripe dashboard. Deployed on Heroku.
React course by Academind (incl. Handling Side Effects, Using Reducers & Context API)
This is a front-end clone of the Flipkart website built with React. The goal of this project was to practice building reusable components, organizing a large page structure, and implementing product filtering and sorting features
Codebook is a sample react app which fetches data from api, which has login functionality, ordering and dashboard view of order
React Shopping Cart application using Context API and useReducer for state management. Features include adding, removing, and updating item quantities in the cart. Styled with styled-components and includes prop validation with prop-types.
A responsive React Todo List App demonstrating the useContext and useState Hooks with add, edit, delete, validation, and Material UI components.
Online shopping Demo app
My portfolio: My history in the development domain and my projects
chat app with React, Socket.io and Nodejs
This Project is about creating a shopping cart using React useContext method. Completed on 20/04/2024.
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