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    This is my fourth challenge.

    Again in my goal to master REACT JS, I have found this challenge that I found very interesting.

    I used technologies such as the IPIFY API, to be able to make requests through an IP and obtain relevant information as a result, for example the country, state and city to which that IP belongs. I also used the Google Maps API, to be able to show the location of the requested IP on the map.

    It's interesting what can be achieved with these technologies, I can't wait for my next challenge.

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    This is my third challenge, and I decided to do it again with react to practice. This time I discovered the use of the "useEffect" Hook.

    Any comment is welcome, greetings.

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    This is my second challenge. This time I made a level jump to Junior. Personal observations: If this challenge had been done with html5, css and vanilla javascript, it would not have been complicated for me, however my goal is to practice react js, so I had the following complications: 1 When creating the component for the input, I decided to do a slightly different design than the challenge, but I ran into the problem that for some reason I can't initialize in EventListener("focus"), before I have to use the Input first, this causes the initial animation when focusing on the input to not work.

    
        if(input) {
            input.addEventListener("focus", () => {
                setActive(true)
                if(focus === "front")
                    frontActive(true)
                else
                    frontActive(false)
            })
        
            input.addEventListener("blur", () => {
                if(input.value === "") {
                    setActive(false)
                    input.parentElement.classList.add("required")
                } else {
                    input.parentElement.classList.remove("required")
                }
                
                if(focus === "front")
                    frontActive(true)
                else
                    frontActive(false)
            })
        }```
    
    If anyone knows the solution to this problem, you can comment and I will follow the instructions. 
    
    Greetings!!.
    
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    Este es mi primer desafío y lo hice con REACT JS para practicar. Se agradecen los comentarios y sugerencias.

    Poco a poco...

    Saludos.