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  • Week 1: Introduction to Web Application Development
    • Intro to Web App Dev
    • HTML/CSS/JS Refresher
    • Week 1 Assignment
  • Week 2: Introduction to React
    • Introduction to React
    • Week 2 Assignment
  • Week 3: Components and Props
    • Components and Props
    • Week 3 Assignment
  • Week 4: Basic Interactivity
    • Basic Interactivity
    • Week 4 Assignment
  • Week 5: Interactivity with Forms
    • Interactivity with Forms
    • Week 5 Assignment
  • Week 6: Handling Lists
    • Handling Lists
    • Week 6 Assignment
  • Week 7: Managing State
    • Managing State
    • Week 7 Assignment
  • Week 8: Fetching Data
    • Fetching Data
    • Week 8 Assignment
  • Week 9: Firebase Auth
    • Firebase Authentication
    • Week 9 Assignment
  • Week 10: Cloud Firestore
    • Cloud Firestore
    • Week 10 Assignment
  • Week 11: Project Description
    • Project Phase 1
  • Week 12: API Implementation
    • API implementation
    • Project Phase 2: Project Setup
  • Week 13: API Database Integration
    • API Database Integration
    • Project Phase 2: Build Features
  • Week 14: Project Submission
    • Project Phase 3: Reflection
  • Week 15: Project Showcase

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Week 13: API Database Integration

Week 13: API Database Integration

Expectations

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  • Attend class and participate in the review of this week's content

  • Continue working on your project

  • View Source Code on GitHub

Slides

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Project Phase 2: Project SetupAPI Database Integration
Programming is best learned by solving problems. If you want to learn more, create more problems.