INT252 CAreport
INT252 CAreport
Continuous Assignment 3
Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award of degree of
B.TECH (CSE)
Submitted to
PHAGWARA, PUNJAB
SUBMITTED BY
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DECLARATION
I, BHAIRAV KUMAR, 12216003, hereby declare that the work done by me on “FRONTEND
DEVELPOMENT”, is a record of original work for the partial fulfillment of the requirements for
the award of the degree, B.TECH(CSE).
of the student :
Dated: 08/11/2024
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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Date- 08/11/2024 Bhairav kumar
(12216003)
Table of contents-
Title Page
S. No.
1 Front Page 1
2 Declaration by Student 2
3 Acknowledgement 3
4 Table of contents 4
6 Project 10
8 References 16
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Introduction of the Reactjs
• Frontend Development: Creating interactive and responsive user interfaces using React,
along with state management tools like Redux.
• Industry Relevance: The MERN stack is widely used in the industry for building scalable,
high-performance web applications. This project provides hands-on experience with
technologies that are highly sought after in the job market.
• Real-World Problem Solving: The project simulates real-world development scenarios,
helping developers understand how to solve practical problems related to full-stack
development.
1. Introduction
This section introduces the course and prepares the environment for development.
• a. Installing IDE: Learn how to install an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) like
Visual Studio Code, MongoDb, nodejs environment, reactjs environment, expressjs
environment which is essential for writing and managing code efficiently.
• b. Exploring the Course Structure: Overview of the course structure, modules, and key
learning objectives to provide a roadmap for the learning journey.
2. JavaScript Fundamentals
• a. HTML Tags: Introduction to essential HTML tags, their usage, and structure to form the
skeleton of web pages.
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• b. CSS Selectors: Overview of CSS selectors and properties to style HTML elements and
create visually appealing web pages.
• d. DOM Handling: Learn how to manipulate the Document Object Model (DOM) using
JavaScript to create dynamic and interactive web pages.
• e. DOM Traversal: Techniques to navigate the DOM tree, selecting and manipulating
elements.
• f. Events: Handling user interactions like clicks, form submissions, and keypress events.
3. React – I
A front-end JavaScript library developed by Facebook for building user interfaces, particularly
single-page applications (SPAs). It enables the creation of reusable UI components and efficient
updating of the user interface.
This section introduces learners to the basics of React, a popular JavaScript library for building
user interfaces, particularly single-page applications.
• Explanation: “Create React App” is a command-line tool that creates a new React
application with a pre-configured build setup, including Webpack and Babel. This
tool eliminates the need to manually configure development settings, allowing
developers to focus on coding.
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• b. Explain Folder Structure:
• Explanation: The default folder structure generated by “Create React App” includes
folders such as src (source files), public (publicly accessible assets), and
configuration files. Understanding the purpose of each folder and file is crucial for
maintaining and scaling a React application.
• e. Listening to Events:
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• Explanation: React uses synthetic events, which are cross-browser wrappers around
native events. This section covers how to attach event listeners (e.g., onClick,
onChange) to components and handle events using JavaScript functions.
• f. Understanding JSX:
• Explanation: Functional components are basic JavaScript functions that return JSX.
They are easy to write and maintain, making them ideal for simple UI elements.
• Explanation: Props (properties) are a mechanism for passing data from a parent
component to a child component. This section covers how to define, pass, and use
props to make components dynamic and reusable.
4. React – II
This section builds on the basics and introduces more advanced React concepts.
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• Purpose: To capture and manage user inputs in a React application.
• b. Handling Events:
• c. Two-way Binding:
• Purpose: To keep the UI in sync with the underlying data model.
• Explanation: Two-way data binding ensures that any changes in the UI (e.g., user
input) are automatically reflected in the application’s state, and vice versa. This
concept is critical for building interactive and dynamic forms.
• d. Adding Forms:
• Explanation: This section teaches how to build forms, validate user input, and
manage form submissions using controlled components and state management.
• e. Routing in React:
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• f. Interacting with Third-Party APIs:
• Explanation: This involves using JavaScript’s Fetch API or Axios to make HTTP
requests to third-party APIs, handle responses, and integrate external data into the
React application.
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PROJECT
This "Luxury Real Estate Website with ReactJS" project appears to be a front-end
application aimed at showcasing luxury real estate properties. Here’s a brief analysis
based on the repository structure and common components in similar projects:
2. User Interface:
o Given that it’s a luxury real estate website, the design likely emphasizes
high-quality images, elegant layouts, and rich visual content to appeal
to users interested in premium real estate.
o It might have a responsive design to ensure that the website looks good
on various devices, especially mobile, which is crucial for reaching a
broad audience.
3. Property Listings:
o The project might include components for displaying properties with
key details like images, descriptions, location, pricing, and possibly
more details about each listing.
o Some listings may have a "featured" or "luxury" tag to attract potential
buyers to high-end properties.
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o To enhance user experience, there could be features that allow users to
filter properties by location, price range, property type, or other parameters.
o A search function would help users quickly find specific properties,
which is valuable in real estate applications.
6. Additional Functionalities:
o There could be additional features like a mortgage calculator, virtual
tours, or neighborhood information, although this would depend on the
project's complexity.
o Some projects of this kind also include a form to capture leads by
allowing users to schedule appointments, request information, or sign
up for property updates.
This project could be an excellent foundation for a luxury real estate application,
with room for further expansion into backend integration, user accounts, and more
advanced features like user profiles or personalized recommendations. If you have
specific questions or need help with any features, feel free to ask!
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CODE SNIPPET-
WEBSITE IMAGE-
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CONCLUSION AND FUTURE PRESPECTIVE
Conclusion:
Future Prospective
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frontend developers will have even more powerful tools for
creating seamless and immersive interfaces.
REFERENCES
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2. React Documentation- (https://react.dev/) While
learning React
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