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Building the TaskForm component

Building the TaskForm component

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Building the TaskForm component

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In this session, our goal is to build the Task Form component, which lets users create new tasks, specifying both the task text and its priority. I'll guide you through each step, explaining the code and best practices along the way. Get ready to build something awesome! Our current Task Form component shows a simple div containing the text Task Form. This is our starting point. We will progressively add functionality. Ok, let's add an input field for the Task Text. I've added a text input with a placeholder to prompt the user to enter their task. Now it is time to add an input for the task priority. I've added a number input. The min attribute set to 1 ensures that the user can only input positive integers for the priority level. To improve the layout, I'm turning the parent div to a flexbox with a 10-pixel gap. This arranges the input fields horizontally with a 10-pixel gap between them. This improves the visual appeal and makes the form more user-friendly. I am introducing a const…

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