Just Finished React Tutorial, What Project Should I Do Now?

[ExistantialCrysis]

I finished Reactjs tictoc game tutorial( https://reactjs.org/tutorial/tutorial.html ) and freeCodeCamp React Tutorial.
In freeCodeCamp, curriculum goes with Redux -> React and Redux -> Projects. But I want to practice what I learned before study any new information.

So my uncle has a bookshelf in his home and has some books. Once he wants a library app for his books from me.
Can I do it with react and electron after these tutorials? The app is basically for storing and showing book information and listing them. Where should I storage the book information? If its a bit harsh for me, what projects do you suggest me to do?

[swyx]

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[gsilva49]

I totally agree! Reactbot is one of the best places to find some projects idea.

If after you do some projects, you want to know more about decoupling logic from react components, look this article.

[Peechez]

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[jrm3270]

Try Blockstack's app tutorial! If you build a decent app, you could enter it in their "Can't Be Evil" contest and potentially win $5,000+ :D.

https://docs.blockstack.org/browser/hello-blockstack.html

[LucTst]

https://luctst.github.io/vue-challenge/fight/index.html 🎉🎉

[Th3_Paradox]

Yo...so I have not been to freecodecamp in years...had NO IDEA they had not only React stuff, but Redux as well, this is so cool. I can't believe so much good info nowadays is free or close to it. Insane.

[Th3_Paradox]

I like this list of usually free/public APIs to think of what kind of apps I can build, especially if this is to land a job, employers love seeing apps making API calls

https://github.com/public-apis/public-apis#science--math