Answer:

Sure, I would be happy to share an example project that I completed using React.js
. I recently created a task manager application, where the user can add new tasks and mark them as completed. The application included various components such as a task form, a task list, and a navigation bar. Here is a brief walkthrough of the development process and some of the challenges I faced:

Challenge 1:
State management

As the application needed to manage different states of the tasks, such as whether they were done or not, I had to find the best way to manage the state of the components. I used the React.useState
hook to track changes in the state of the tasks and update the UI when necessary.

Challenge 2:
Styling

The styling of the application was another challenge I faced. I wanted to give the application a modern look and feel, but keeping it simple and easy to use at the same time. To accomplish this, I used the Bootstrap
UI library, which provided me with the required components with easy-to-use classes to style them according to my needs. I also used CSS
to customize some of the components.

Challenge 3:
Data Persistence

The final challenge was to make sure that data is persisted between page refreshes. To accomplish this, I used localStorage API
to save the task list on the client-side storage. Whenever the user adds a new task or marks a task as complete, the task list is updated, and the updated list is saved to the localStorage.

In conclusion, creating this task manager application using React.js
allowed me to overcome multiple challenges and enhance my JavaScript
and front-end development skills.

Some of the relevant citations that I referred to during the development of this project include:

• ReactJS Documentation
• Bootstrap Documentation
• Web Storage API Documentation