Sign In & Form Validation with React Context | Hooks | No Redux. Best To Do List App #13.

This is a step-by-step tutorial of the Best to do list app that will show you how to do basic form validation in React. We will also be adding the sign in feature to our todo list application using, axios, react hooks and react context api.
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[@lenglain]

Learning so much from this, are you a software development student, or do you work in the field professionally yet?

[@fullstackmastery]

Hi @Compte Prive
Thanks for watching.
I am not really working professionally yet, but I have something similar to that. I'm still learning and I'm using this channel as means of helping others learn some of the things I faced some difficulties learning. I wish someone gave me a tutorial like this when I began learning NodeJS & React.

[@lenglain]

@@fullstackmastery Impressive, you seem to have a strong command of the technologies you're using, thanks for making this series.