Overview:

This content is a guide for installing and using a project that deals with various features in React. It requires creating an account on TMDB to access their API for movie/tv data. The project utilizes custom hooks, context and its provider, lazy and Suspense for Code-Splitting, the lazy feature of react-router, data loader of react-router, redux dispatch, Portal, Fowarding Refs, HOCS, customization of MUI theme, RTK, RTK Query, Infinite Scrolling using Intersection Observer API, and third-party libraries such as react-router-dom, MUI, framer-motion, video.js, and react-slick. The author also mentions future improvements such as making the animation of video card portal more similar to Netflix, improving performance by preventing unnecessary re-renders, replacing the bundler with Turbopack, adding accessibilities for better UX, and adding tests.

Features:

Custom Hooks: learn how to create and use custom hooks
Context and Provider: understand how to use Context and its provider
Lazy and Suspense: utilize lazy and Suspense for Code-Splitting
New lazy feature of react-router: reduce bundle size with the new lazy feature of react-router
Data loader of react-router: learn how to use the data loader of react-router
Redux dispatch in the loader: fetch data before rendering component using redux dispatch in the loader
Portal: utilize Portal to render components outside of their parent component
Forwarding Refs: learn how to use Forwarding Refs to make components reusable
Customize default theme of MUI: customize the default theme of MUI (Material UI)
RTK: learn how to use RTK (Redux Toolkit)
RTK Query: understand how to use RTK Query
Customize default classname of MUI: customize the default classname of MUI
Infinite Scrolling: implement Infinite Scrolling using the Intersection Observer API
Awesome carousel using slick-carousel: learn how to make an awesome carousel using react-slick

Summary:

This content provides a detailed guide for installing and using a React project that incorporates various features such as custom hooks, context, lazy loading, data loading, redux dispatch, portals, forwarding refs, theme customization, RTK, RTK Query, infinite scrolling, and carousel creation. The author also mentions future improvements such as making the animation of video card portal more similar to Netflix, improving performance, replacing the bundler with Turbopack, adding accessibility features, and implementing tests.

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