🧠 Learning. 🛠️ Building. 📢 Sharing. Currently learning React.js & documenting the journey in public. I post daily updates, tips, and projects as I grow from beginner to builder. Follow along if you're learning to code or love frontend dev 💻.

✅ Day 10 of learning React.js. 🔹 Built my first full CRUD app (Create, Read, Update, Delete).🔹 Used useState, useEffect, and JSON Server for API requests. From adding to deleting data—everything handled inside React 💪.This felt like a real project milestone!.

✅ Day 9 of learning React.js. 🔹 Learned how to fetch API data using fetch() and useEffect.🔹 Displayed data dynamically in components. Feels amazing to pull real data into my app 🌐.React is starting to feel powerful and practical!.

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✅ Day 8 of learning React.js. 🔹 Learned how to use JSON Server to mock a backend 🖥️.🔹 Practiced making GET & POST requests in React. Fetching data locally feels so real now!.React + JSON Server = mini full-stack vibes 😎.

✅ Day 7 of learning React.js. 🔹 Learned the useEffect hook today.🔹 Used it to handle side effects like updating the DOM & fetching data. It runs after render, and the dependency array is the real game-changer 🔁. Slowly starting to feel the power of React hooks!.

✅ Day 6 of learning React.js. 🔹 Built a Color Changer App today! 🎨.🔹 Used useState to update background color on button click. Watching the UI change instantly with state updates feels magical ✨.React is fun when you start building!.

✅ Day 5 of learning React.js. 🔹 Learned how to handle controlled form inputs.🔹 Used useState to sync input values with component state. Typing into an input and watching state update in real time is 🔥.Forms finally make sense now!.

✅ Day 4 of learning React.js. 🔹 Learned how to pass data using props.🔹 Faced prop drilling while passing data through multiple components. Props make components dynamic 🔁.But prop drilling… not so fun 😅. Can’t wait to explore better solutions like Context API next!.

✅ Day 3 of learning React.js. 🔹 Learned how to render lists using .map().🔹 Discovered the importance of key props for each item. Rendering dynamic lists feels so smooth in React 🔄.Small detail: unique keys = better performance & no weird bugs 🔑.

Coded all day, now it’s time to touch some grass ⚽️. Heading to the playground for some football after a solid React session. Gotta keep the brain & body both in shape 💻🔥🧠💪.

✅ Day 2 of learning React.js. 🔹 Applied CSS styles to components.🔹 Handled click events with onClick.🔹 Learned my first React hook: useState 🧠. Built a button that updates state on click—React is . starting to click 😉

Code. Football. Cricket. After dark: AI tools, design, edits, chaos. Building something. Maybe everything.

✅ Day 1 of learning React.js. 🔹 Learned how to create a React app using npx create-react-app.🔹 Explored JSX — HTML inside JavaScript 🤯.🔹 Built my first functional component!. Loving the React vibes so far 🔥.

Faced some annoying npm issues today 😮‍💨. But finally got my React setup up and running!.VS Code ✅.Node.js ✅.React project ✅

✅ Finished learning JavaScript basics!. 🚀 Now starting my React.js journey!. I’ll be sharing everything I learn, from components to hooks to real projects—right here on X. Follow along if you’re learning too, or just curious 👇.

What async style do you use the most in JS?. a) Callbacks.b) Promises.c) Async/await.d) Still confused 😅.

Refactored a nested .then() chain into async/await today. Fewer brackets, more peace of mind 😌.

"Today I learned : DAY 27". Today I learned how async/await makes async code look like sync. Way easier to read than .then().catch() chains.

Which array method do you use the most?. a) map().b) filter().c) reduce().d) Still using for loops 😅.