Application Name : Book Librabry

Includes 3 Phases

1. Local, Non-ersisted list of books
2. List of books persisted with outside API
3. OutSide API + centralised state

Local, Non-ersisted list of books

1. Will be discussing about how to handle forms

2. How to get value from Input field - using "event.target.value" inside a function - onChange

3. What is event.preventDefault?

4. How to pass data bewteen components using props, state and event management?

5. What is promise?

6. State management on Array? IMP

7. Why we cannot use push menthod to update state - because useState referencee to location in memory, when you Array using push method it mutates the existing array so location remains same and state this no changes made- so no rendering - should use "setTerm[...array, {id:123, title:event}]" - it reference new location.

8. About Filter function - removing elements

9. About map function - modifing funtion using rest or spread operator(...array)

10. Data persistance with API request

11. What is JSON-server? - Open source project for development and learning - similar to production server

12. how to setup JSON -server and run it?

13. API requests

14. what is Standalone API Client?

15. what is api.http?

16. What is UseEffect()?

17. 3 ways to use UseEffect function?

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Till now, There was absolutely Zero persistent to data -> Soon user referesh page or open new window data used to vanish or loss all data

TO resolve this - will move to next phase

List of books persisted with outside API

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