Responesive Tip calculator

While making a tip calculator using React, I learned a lot about state management, props drilling, and conditional rendering in React and Tailwind CSS.

One of the most important things I learned was the need for state management in React. Since the tip calculator required dynamic updates based on user input, I had to use React state to manage the data and ensure that the UI was updated in real-time. By using state, I was able to ensure that the calculator remained accurate and that users always had the most up-to-date information.

I also found that props drilling was an important concept to understand. While building the calculator, I had to pass data down from the parent component to its child components. This required me to use props and drill down into the component hierarchy to ensure that each child component had access to the necessary data.

Finally, I found that conditional rendering was an essential aspect of building the calculator's UI. By using conditional rendering, I was able to show or hide certain components based on the user's input. I also used Tailwind CSS to style the calculator and found that the library made it easy to create responsive and visually appealing UI components.

Overall, building the tip calculator in React was a great learning experience. It taught me a lot about state management, props drilling, and conditional rendering in React and showed me how powerful the library can be for building dynamic and responsive UIs.