When it comes to start a react project, we all use the familiar create-react-app by Facebook engineers. This create-react-app stores the logic to use, Babel and Webpack behind the scene to make our React application work in the browser.
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Welcome to the second part of the blog. In this part, we will add the SearchBar functionality. We need to start by updating the App.js to include SearchBar as shown in the image below.
Previously, I have written a three part series blog to create a YouTube Player in ReactJS. It only used React and depended heavily on call backs from children to parent, particularly in a case wherein it was two levels deep.
Finally, we have come to the concluding part of the blog series. As of now, we have three main tasks remaining. First, showing the video player, second the option to click on a video to change it in video player and third is search capabilities to search for videos.
Welcome to the second part of the blog. Let’s start from where we left in part one, but first add Bootstrap to our project so that it looks good. Add this in index.html in the head part.
My journey with React started more than a year ago. I was already doing web-development with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for the past seven years. Later, I completed the Freecodecamp front end certification, too. React came like a cool kid in front end development, which was a must at the time. So, I jumped into the bandwagon and purchased "Modern React with Redux" by Stephen Grider and learnt a