And that's different for this crash course
where we built this demo application
which allows us to create posts, view posts,
and also load the details of a post
with help of Routing now.
And along the way, you of course learned a lot about React.
You learned all the essentials
like working with props, components, state, and useEffect,
and you learned how you can also add Routing
to support multi page experiences
whilst still being in a single page application.
You learned how React router
can help with data loading and data submission.
And by the way, as you might notice,
this means that your component code got drastically easier.
There's way less state management in there,
and in here we have no state management at all anymore.
And therefore, now at the end of this crash course,
you got a solid set of skills,
a solid foundation for working with React,
for diving deeper into React
with the official docs, with my complete guide,
or for diving into frameworks
that build up on top of React like Next JS or Remix,
which would allow you to build full stack applications
with React instead of just front end applications.
And therefore, I hope that this crash course
was helpful to you
and I wish you all the best for your future work with React.