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You're reading from   React Projects Build advanced cross-platform projects with React and React Native to become a professional developer

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2022
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801070638
Length 384 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Roy Derks Roy Derks
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Table of Contents (12) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Chapter 1: Creating a Single-Page Application in React 2. Chapter 2: Creating a Portfolio in React with Reusable Components and Routing FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 3: Building a Dynamic Project Management Board 4. Chapter 4: Building a Server-Side-Rendered Community Feed Using Next.js 5. Chapter 5: Building a Personal Shopping List Application Using Context and Hooks 6. Chapter 6: Building an Application Exploring TDD Using the React Testing Library and Cypress 7. Chapter 7: Building a Full-Stack E-Commerce Application with Next.js and GraphQL 8. Chapter 8: Building an Animated Game Using React Native and Expo 9. Chapter 9: Building a Full-Stack Social Media Application with React Native and Expo 10. Chapter 10: Creating a Virtual Reality Application with React and Three.js 11. Other Books You May Enjoy

Personal shopping list

In this section, you'll build a personal shopping list application that has state management using Context and Hooks. With this application, you can create shopping lists that you can add items to, along with their quantities and prices. The starting point of this section is an initial application that has routing and local state management already enabled.

Using the Context API for state management

State management is very important, as the current state of the application holds data that is valuable to the user. In previous chapters, you've already used local state management by using useState and useEffect Hooks. This pattern is very useful when the data in the state is only of importance to the components you're setting the state in. As passing down the state as props through several components can become confusing, you'd need a way to access props throughout your application even when you're not specifically passing them as...

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