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Submitted about 3 years ago

Todo App built with React and Tailwind CSS

accessibility, react, tailwind-css, lighthouse
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Ken•4,915
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A solution to the Todo app challenge
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This project helped me to learn and practice manipulating states in React. Although, I used useReducer in the last project, I left like I need more practice with it. So, to-do app was a perfect opportunity to play with useReducer a bit more. I also used context for the first time, createContext and useContext hooks were pretty easy to use. I felt kind of lost in the beginning, but then got back on the track with them. Thanks to TailwindCSS implementing dark mode was really easy. And with the help of custom context that I made to toggle the theme, everything felt way easier than if I tried to do it with pure CSS or styled-components. So I can surely say that TailwindCSS is becoming one of my favorite, if not the most favorite, tool in terms of styling technologies.

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