A clean and structured task management demo app built to demonstrate application architecture, component structure, UI logic, and state management.
This project was created as a portfolio showcase and learning reference — not as a production or reusable product.
The Task Tracker app simulates a real-world productivity application where users can manage tasks, track completion status, and interact with a structured interface.
The purpose of this project is to demonstrate:
- Component separation
- UI state flow
- Event handling
- Data modeling
- Clean project organization
- Frontend architecture patterns
- Create tasks
- Delete tasks
- Mark tasks as completed
- Dynamic UI updates
- State-driven rendering
- Responsive layout
- Clean component hierarchy
This is a demo implementation — backend persistence may be mocked or local only.
- React
- JavaScript / TypeScript
- Node.js (dev environment)
- CSS / Tailwind (if used)
Install dependencies:
npm install
Start development server:
npm start
Open:
Create optimized build:
npm run build
Run production:
npm run start
This project demonstrates how a frontend application should be structured in a scalable way:
- Separation between UI and logic
- Predictable state updates
- Reusable component patterns
- Maintainable folder structure
- Readable code organization
It is meant to represent how a real application would be organized — without unnecessary complexity.
This repository is NOT open source.
You are allowed to:
- View the code
- Learn from the implementation
- Study the architecture
You are NOT allowed to:
- Copy the code
- Reuse components
- Recreate the project
- Deploy the project
- Publish modified versions
- Use parts of the code in any project
- Use commercially or privately
If you would like permission to use something from this project, contact me via GitHub.
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