Need beginner react coding challenge or project that can test my react skills :)
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You could start with the Projects list of Karan: github.com/karan/Projects
It's a great list of small projects you can mostly code in less than a day, and they cover a broad range of topics from math to algorithms to complex interfaces. Not all are a fit for React, but most.
By the way, i've seen a great thread on Twitter with some tips for beginners. Must read: twitter.com/JustSteveKing/status/1...
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50reactprojects.com/
This website gives a free ebook with a bunch of projects which can be built with react. I haven’t built any of the projects yet, but the ebook is quite a resource.
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if you want a project wich lately could be demonstrated during a tech interview I would suggest doing some MVP and put it to your GitHub with a demo on some hosting like netlify.
functionality shouldn't be complicated you can decide what to include in 1st iteration and move furhter after or not :)
p.s useful API list rapidapi.com
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