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In this tutorial, we will explore nice-modal-react, which is a useful modal utility for React created by the developer team of eBay. They have been kind enough to make it accessible for the public after testing and using the utility internally for a year.
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The nice-modal-react package is a zero-dependency utility written in TypeScript and uses context to control the state of the modals throughout the entire app.
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In the age of information, the use of modals can significantly improve the UX of websites and web applications. We see them everywhere, from sites like Twitter, which uses modals to create a new tweet, to complex management systems that run in the background of almost every enterprise.
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In this tutorial, we will explore nice-modal-react, which is a useful modal utility for React created by the developer team of eBay. They have been kind enough to make it accessible for the public after testing and using the utility internally for a year.
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We will first create a React app by using Create React App. Run the following command in your terminal: npx create-react-app crud-notes.
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It is crucial to understand that nice-modal-react is not the modal component itself. You will need to create the actual modals yourself (or use pre-built components from UI libraries like Material UI, Ant design, or Chakra).
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It is crucial to understand that nice-modal-react is not the modal component itself. You will need to create the actual modals yourself (or use pre-built components from UI libraries like Material UI, Ant design, or Chakra).
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