I completed a video series where I recorded the steps necessary to create a Random Quote Machine. The Random Quote Machine is created using React, Material UI and Font Awesome and deployed with Netlify. View the entire playlist.

Set Up Environment

In the first video, I set up the local environment, including the FreeCodeCamp test suite. I use create-react-app to bootstrap the application.

Begin Development

In the second video, I begin to develop the application. Specifically, I added a button with an event handler.

Fetch and Render a Quote

In the third video, I use the fetch() API to make a GET request and fetch quotes from a JSON file. I introduce React lifecycle methods. A quote is rendered and displayed to the browser.

Choose a Random Quote on Button Click

In the fourth video, a new quote is rendered when our button is pressed.

Add Styling with Help of Material-UI

In the fifth video, I use Material-UI to style the Random Quote Machine.

Add Tweet Link to Application and Pass FreeCodeCamp Test Suite

In the sixth video, I use Font Awesome to render a Twitter icon. This icon allows the user to tweet a quote when clicked.

Deploy Random Quote Machine to Netlify

In the seventh and final video, I deploy the Random Quote Machine to Netlify.

Use React Hooks to Handle State

In the eighth and final video, I have some fun and add React hooks to handle the state of our application. Keep in mind that, as of November 6, 2018, this is not a stable API and is done just for fun and experimentation.

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