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Text input example

Text input example

Hello and welcome back. Let's start off using the form elements in our react application. We'll start with the very basic text input. The input value is going to be bounded with a state and on typing of the user, the updated state is going to change using the onChange event. That's how an example is going to look like. We are going to define a name state using useState and then we are going to have a text input which will automatically set the value to the state once we bind it using the on change event. Let's see that in action. For the form examples, we have created a new application by the name forms app and inside it we are going to test on each of the form element in the components folder. Over here you can see that we have a fresh wheat application being set up with tailwind. You know the drill. You have to do npx create-feed at latest and then you have to provide your application name. Once your application is created, you have to do npm install and then you change your…

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