Build a complete React Todo App from scratch—starting with project setup and basic UI, adding routing and Material-UI, fetching data via APIs, implementing authentication with JWT and Context, and enhancing UX with filtering, sorting, and pagination.
The course will focus on setting up the project and building the basic UI. We'll use Vite to create a new React project and show basic hardcoded data in the UI.
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The course will focus on fetching data from the API and displaying it in the UI. We'll use the `fetch` API to make API calls and display the data in the to-do list.
The course will focus on implementing authentication and session management in the app. We'll use JWT tokens for authentication and implement session management using React Context API.
The course will focus on adding advanced features to the app, such as filtering and sorting to-do items. We'll use the `sort` and `search` query parameters to filter and sort the to-do items.
