Hi everyone!
A couple days ago I made a post saying that I was dropping my side-project. I wanted to open more paths for the future. One of the goals I wanted to accomplish was to learn ReactJS.
Over the past 24 hours, I've spent some time learning the fundamentals of React and made my first project using it.
It is a simple CRM (Customer Relationship Manager). In this, I displayed my knowledge of components, props, state management, and styling.
View it here: 👉 https://react-crmtool.netlify.app/
Github Repository: https://github.com/BraydenTW/simple-react-crm
Any feedback or ideas for what I should try next would be awesome.
Thanks again!
This post was orignally from me on Indiehackers. Check it out here: https://www.indiehackers.com/post/after-learning-react-for-the-past-24-hours-i-made-a-simple-crm-tool-02d26f1ef9
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Congrats, man! it looks really nice on mobile! Good luck on learning React :D
Thanks so much!
Thanks for the support :D
Great job man！It's so quick to accomplish such a demo. Welcome to React!
Thanks!
Is that Material-UI , you've used?
Nope, all styles made by myself :)
Looks really neat and clear ! congrats :D
It feels like it's mobile oriented so maybe you could try to make it more 'dektop oriented' aka fullscreen (media-queries and so ?) , hmmm and maybe you could look into animations too (?)
Have a nice journey by learning React ! :D
Thanks!
Very nice 4 unique components, with functions connecting them!
If you wanted to expand on this adding an "are you sure?" modal popup on delete might be a nice touch!
Great idea! Thanks :D
Nice work bro. For the security, you should put a required in JS and HTML because if I inspect the element and I delete required I can still submit it
Thanks. I'll work on that :)
Mickael, I am just curious about how to do that. I am also a beginner in Web development.
Hi Sridhar, I'm a php developer, I don't know React sorry
great job man. I am entering React world.. which CSS framework you use?
At the moment I just use plain CSS. Thinking of Tailwind :P
The one and only defect I could find.
Long names.
dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/i/...
Yep, got to work on that 😅
Nice UI
Thanks :-)