8 React Open-Source projects to learn and become a React.js Developer | by Muhammad Adeel | Jul, 2022
Most useful open-source projects to learn and get hands-on experience in React web app development in 2022
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If you are taking the first step in frontend web development and desire to become a React developer in 2022, then you have definitely come to the right place.
While you are in the beginning phase of learning React.js, I must mention that you can understand React in many ways, and the most efficient way is to look into open-source projects. By looking into example projects, you will comprehend the best practices of React.js a lot quicker than reading tons of articles and tutorials.
In this article, I will conclude the list of open-source projects that will help you to learn React.js much faster. As we all know, React.js is one of the most prominent and widely used libraries for frontend web development, and if we understand React usage properly then getting our hands in the frontend development will be easier.
I have taken one of Maximillian Schwarmüller’s courses on Udemy, and if you are interested, I would suggest looking into the course would also be beneficial for you.
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Now, it’s time to deep dive into the list of following React.js projects.
1) Simple React To-do App
In this open-source simple react To-do app, you will learn the basics and some advanced levels of React.js, along with some styling.
2) Calculator
I have found this GitHub repo that explains the easy way to develop a simple calculator in React.
3) Snapshot
In this project, you will learn how to develop a gallery using React, React Hooks, React Router, and Context API.
4) TMDb Movie Search
In this example project, you will learn how to interact with API and renders data on the page.
5) React Tabs
If you want to create tabs easily then refer to this GitHub repo.
6) React Trello Board
Here, we will see how to clone a Trello board using React + Redux.
8) Money Tracker
Look into the Money Tracker GitHub repository: an open-source progressive web app that allows you to track your income and expenses.
In the below GitHub repository, there are many sample projects with live demos.
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