This is a Simple Example Way to use React ref, forwardRef and useImperativeHandle hooks

Creating react modal with useRef, forwardRef and useImperativeHandle hooks

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React Project: Tailwind CSS, Refs, Modals, useImperativeHandle

Utilizando as refs no React com useCallback e useImperativeHandle

Utilizando o useRef e o useImperativeHandle no ReactJS

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A high-performance React timer game demonstrating advanced state management, imperative ref handling with useImperativeHandle, and optimized UI rendering using React Portals.

Timer Rush is a responsive React game built with TypeScript, showcasing advanced React patterns (refs, forwardRef, useImperativeHandle, Portals), responsive design, and SEO/OGP optimization.

This is a Game Application with React JS. I have used State, props, component, Refs, ForwardRef, useImperativeHandle, and Portal for this applcation

A simple React Timer Challenge Game demonstrating core React concepts including state management, lifting state, refs, forwarding refs, useImperativeHandle, and portals, where the parent controls a reusable timer component through exposed ref methods and displays the game result using a portal-based modal.

A simple React demo that demonstrates useImperativeHandle — allowing a Parent component to directly call Child component functions via ref, without prop drilling or state lifting.

Simple timer game built in React showcasing good practises to follow and diving into topics like portals, refs, forwardRef, useImperativeHandle,etc. (Udemy course Mac S)

A Timer Game project built with React, demonstrating the use of advanced React concepts such as useRef, ref forwarding, useImperativeHandle, and portals. Created reusable modal and input components.

This explains React hooks like useState, useEffect, useRef, useCallBack, useMemo, Memoizing a component, Forwarding Refs using useImperativeHandle, useLayoutEffect, useReducer, useTransition , useDefferedValue , Higher Order Components and Context API

A React application for discovering and collecting travel destinations. This project demonstrates advanced React concepts including Portals, Refs, useImperativeHandle, and handling side effects for sorting places based on user

A Project Management App built with React.js showcasing key React concepts like useRef, Portals, Modals, and useImperativeHandle. It features state management for component switching, user input handling via refs & forwarded refs, and input validation with error modals. Demonstrates clean prop drilling and modular component structure.

Interactive timer challenge game built with React. Features customizable player names, multiple difficulty levels, real-time countdown timers, and result modals with score calculation. Demonstrates React refs, portals, useImperativeHandle, state management, and side effect cleanup with intervals.

Here is a **350-character GitHub repo description**: A React Task Management App showcasing state handling, lifting state, refs, forwardRef, useImperativeHandle, and portals. Tasks can be added, edited, and removed, with input controls exposed through refs and modals rendered via portals for clean, interactive UI management.

A basic to-do-list app, i'm working on adding more features. This is my first time trying out tailwind css also and using react hooks such as refs, useImperativeHandle etc. More modifications coming soon.

Time Stopper is a fun timing game where you stop a running timer as close as possible to a target time. It showcases modern React features like refs, state management, custom component APIs with useImperativeHandle, and React Portals to create a clean, interactive experience.

Timer Stopper Game is a React-based game built using useState, useRef, React Portals, and useImperativeHandle. Players try to stop the timer close to a target time. It includes 1s, 5s, 10s, and 15s challenges, a win/lose modal dialog, and a name input handled via refs.

A React timer challenge game where users try to stop the countdown as close to zero as possible. Displays a win/loss message and calculates a score based on timing accuracy. Uses useState, useRef, useImperativeHandle, and createPortal for state, refs, and modal control.