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This course section will be about
forms and handling user input.
Now this might sound trivial,
but once you take a closer look,
you will see that A,
a lot of web applications out there are all about forms.
You are fetching user input basically
everywhere if you take a closer look.
And B, that can be more difficult than it first seems
especially providing feedback to the user.
So making the user aware of some invalid input value
ends on all of that can be quite complex.
Especially of course if you want to get it right
and provide a good user experience.
Therefore, this course section is all about that.
And we're not going to learn new React features
but we are instead going to apply what we learned
over this entire course up to this point
to build forums that feel great from a user experience
and still have code that we can manage as a developer.
Therefore we'll first of all explore
what exactly is complex about forms.
We're then going to dive into how
we may handle form input values
and validation and forums overall with React.
And we're also going to have a look at
some tools and approaches that can
make our life easier as a developer.
Because you will see that there is
more complexity inherit to it this concept
than you maybe might've thought at first.
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