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Comprehensive set of exercises for React JS

The document outlines a comprehensive set of exercises for beginner to advanced ReactJS developers, covering basic concepts, intermediate and advanced techniques, TypeScript integration, performance optimization, and advanced UI/UX practices. Each section includes specific tasks aimed at enhancing practical skills and understanding of React development. The exercises are designed to provide hands-on learning opportunities to strengthen React development skills.

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Comprehensive set of exercises for React JS

The document outlines a comprehensive set of exercises for beginner to advanced ReactJS developers, covering basic concepts, intermediate and advanced techniques, TypeScript integration, performance optimization, and advanced UI/UX practices. Each section includes specific tasks aimed at enhancing practical skills and understanding of React development. The exercises are designed to provide hands-on learning opportunities to strengthen React development skills.

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Comprehensive set of exercises for a fresher developer in ReactJS:

Basic Concepts:
1. Create a simple React component that renders "Hello, World!" on the screen.
2. Render multiple components within a parent component.
3. Use JSX to render a list of items.
4. Pass props from a parent component to a child component.
5. Use state to manage data within a component.
6. Implement event handling in React components.
7. Conditionally render a component based on state or props.
8. Use the `map()` method to render dynamic content based on an array of data.
9. Implement basic form handling with controlled components.
Intermediate Concepts:
1. Set up routing in a React application using React Router.
2. Create multiple routes and navigation between them using links.
3. Fetch data from a public API using Axios and display it in your React app.
4. Implement pagination for a list of items fetched from an API.
5. Create a reusable modal component and manage its visibility with state.
6. Use useEffect hook to fetch data from an API when the component mounts.
7. Implement sorting functionality for a list of items based on different
criteria.
8. Create a dropdown menu component with options rendered dynamically from an
array.
9. Use CSS modules or styled-components for styling React components.
10. Handle form validation and display error messages accordingly.
Advanced Concepts:
1. Integrate Redux into your React app and set up actions, reducers, and a
store.
2. Use Redux-thunk middleware to handle asynchronous actions, such as fetching
data from an API.
3. Implement user authentication using a third-party service like Firebase.
4. Use Higher Order Components (HOCs) to share common functionality between
components.
5. Implement lazy loading for components using React.lazy and Suspense.
6. Persist application state using local storage or session storage.
7. Write unit tests for React components using Jest and React Testing Library.
8. Implement drag-and-drop functionality using libraries like react-dnd.
9. Create a multi-step form with progress indicators.
10. Implement client-side caching to improve performance when fetching data from
an API.
TypeScript Integration:
1. Convert a React project to TypeScript and update component props and state
accordingly.
2. Define interfaces for complex data objects used in your app and use them to
type-check props and state.
3. Use TypeScript generics to create reusable components and utilities.
4. Integrate TypeScript with Redux and type actions, reducers, and the store.
5. Use TypeScript with React Router and define types for route parameters and
location state.

Performance Optimization:
1. Memoize expensive computations using React.memo or useMemo hook.
2. Use React.memo to optimize rendering of functional components.
3. Use React Profiler to identify performance bottlenecks in your React app.
4. Implement code splitting using React.lazy and Suspense to reduce initial
bundle size.

Advanced UI/UX:
1. Create a responsive layout using CSS Grid or Flexbox.
2. Implement dark mode/light mode toggle functionality.
3. Create a custom hook for managing form state and validation logic.
4. Implement infinite scrolling for a list of items fetched from an API.
5. Use Intersection Observer API to lazy load images as they come into view.
6. Implement internationalization (i18n) for your React app using a library like
react-i18next.
7. Use React Spring or Framer Motion for animations and transitions.
8. Integrate a third-party UI library (e.g., Material-UI, Ant Design) and
customize its components.

These exercises cover a broad range of topics, from fundamental React concepts to
advanced topics like performance optimization, TypeScript integration, and advanced
UI/UX techniques. Each exercise provides an opportunity for hands-on learning and
practice to strengthen your skills as a React developer.

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