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marleyDip / React-Multi-Step-Registration-Form-Context-API-Tailwind-CSS

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Features include input validation, a progress bar, preferences, and reviews. It collects user data in two sections: Personal & Contact Information and is easily extendable.

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  • Updated Jul 30, 2025
  • JavaScript

marleyDip / React-Ecomerce-Product-Cart-ReduxJs-Toolkit-Tailwind-CSS

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This project uses React, Tailwind CSS, and Redux Toolkit to build a shopping cart with features like adding products, updating quantities, and dynamic price calculation.

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  • Updated Jul 29, 2025
  • JavaScript

marleyDip / React-ToDo-App-Redux-Toolkit-Tailwind-CSS

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A powerful ToDo app with a progress bar, total task count, active/completed task tracking, filters (All, Active, Completed), and full CRUD functionality including bulk complete and clear.

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  • Updated Aug 1, 2025
  • JavaScript

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