React, Redux & Firebase App Tutorial #9 - Create Project Form

Hey gang, in this React, Redux & Firebase tutorial we'll flesh out our 'create project' form. Later, we'll be hooking this up to our Firestore database, but for now we'll just focus on the form itself.

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[axcelleria]

Deserve more viewer and more support especially from who get job after take this course

[michaelzucker]

Great series of tutorials! I appreciate that they are a bit more advanced than basic beginner. Thank you for creating these!

[darioarias]

I just want to say... Please keep on doing this! I love the merch, tutorials and how clear your content is!

[yinonb]

Great explainations for a complex subjects, well done. thanks a lot.

[mrahmedfuad]

Teacher Shaun you deserve more than a thank you, your tutorials are awesome no but AMAZING!! I love your tutorial please make more tutorial Thanks!!!

[only_trades]

This series is great!! Thumbs if you want to see how to upload a CSV file to your Firestore using the most efficient libraries based on React JS.

[nico]

I always press like before watching the video. :)

[bertlashes]

Do you think later on a refactor would be in order for a generalized form that you could build with props? Or like, a class called FormComponent that extends component, is imported into all the form components, and just has the handleChange and handleSubmit courses? I'm guessing it's not totally necessary, so perhaps a better question would be would doing that provide any noticeable benefits with regard to speed? Love the series by the way

[cristianmarriaga]

I just loved the react tutorial, and this one is looking great, i was just wondering, will you reupload a new tutorial of nodejs?

[mohadjillani]

Respected Teacher i wish we will meet one day <3 .

[josephmakram]

Great tutorial you are the best keep going <3

[mohadjillani]

can you tell me the theme name of your VS code ? default is good but yours awesome.

[JurajPecháč]

Do we need className="input-field" ?

<div className="input-field">
<button className="btn pink lighten-1">Create</button>
</div>

[neilmorgan]

Did anyone ever figure out a way to include delete/edit post?