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# Blog Website
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**Tier:** 2-Intermediate
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The blog, like the To-Do app, is a classic. It’s a little more complex, but it also covers some other intriguing tasks, like having numerous parts and needing to move between them.
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You’ll not only practice, but you’ll also apply what you learned about hooks in the last project to learn how to use custom hooks from third-party libraries.
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In fact, react-router-dom, a package that aids in the binding of the React Router module within web applications, is given its own section.
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## As part of this project, you’ll work on:
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- [ ] Cloning and working with an existing project;
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- [ ] React Router and how to use it to add navigation to your application;
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- [ ] Using custom hooks from 3rd party libraries;
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- [ ] Setting up a 404 page and what it means.
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## Useful links and resources
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You can learn react [React Js Docs](https://reactjs.org/docs/getting-started.html)
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Deepak Babani
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