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Expense Tracker – ReactJS Web App

A web-based expense tracking application built with ReactJS, Redux, and local storage, allowing users to manage and track expenses efficiently with a modern, responsive UI.

Project Details

Project Type
Personal Project
Category
Fintech
2026-04-27
Tech Stack
ReactJS
React Redux
JavaScript
Functional Components
Hooks
Local Storage
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Expense Tracker is a ReactJS-based web application that allows users to track, manage, and visualize their expenses. Built with functional components and React Redux for state management, the app leverages local storage for persistent data storage across sessions.

Highlights

  • - Developed using ReactJS with functional components for clean and maintainable code
  • - Global state managed with React Redux, using useDispatch and useSelector hooks
  • - Utilizes React hooks including useRef and useHistory for enhanced functionality
  • - Stores expense data locally using browser Local Storage for persistence
  • - Responsive and interactive UI for easy expense management
  • - Source code available on GitHub: https://github.com/l33t-c0d3r-66/Expense-Tracker-ReactJS

Impact

  • - Helps users manage and track expenses efficiently
  • - Demonstrates ReactJS and Redux proficiency with real-world application
  • - Serves as a learning project showcasing modern frontend development practices

Technical Overview

  • - Frontend: ReactJS with functional components
  • - State Management: React Redux (useDispatch, useSelector)
  • - Hooks: useRef, useHistory, useDispatch, useSelector
  • - Data Storage: Browser Local Storage
  • - Source code available on GitHub: https://github.com/l33t-c0d3r-66/Expense-Tracker-ReactJS

Delivery

Developed as a personal project to demonstrate ReactJS, Redux, and frontend application development skills.