Todo List created in React
This is the code for a basic TODO list made with React. It originated from an assignment in Week #14 of MIT's MERN Coding Bootcamp. The challenge was to refactor out components, personalize features, and add styling.
- React useState is used to maintain state of the list and input values for new items.
- Buttons were added to remove and add items to the list.
- Two color shadow boxes and gradients were used to give an Neurmorphic look to the form and buttons.
- Components were refactored to an input form, list item, header, and plus and minus buttons
- Fork this repository
- Clone copy to your desktop
- Open a command line on your computer and run the command cd path/to/project/root. (path/to/project/root should be replaced with the actual path to the project folder)
- Within the same command-line window, run 'npm install' to install all dependencies.
- Within the same command-line window, run 'npm start' to start the application in your browser.
- Bill Conley
- Dr. Abel Sanchez
Copyright (c) 2021 Bill Conley
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