A comprehensive personal finance dashboard built with React.js as part of the #80DaysOfCode challenge. This project combines modern web development practices with practical financial management tools.
FinPanel is a dynamic financial dashboard that helps users track their income, expenses, savings, and financial goals. Built with React.js and modern web technologies, it provides real-time insights into personal finances through an intuitive interface.
- 📊 Real-time financial data visualization
- 💰 Income and expense tracking
- 🎯 Savings goals and progress monitoring
- 📈 Cryptocurrency portfolio tracking
- 📱 Responsive design for all devices
- ⚡ Real-time data updates
- 🔄 Transaction management system
- 💾 Local storage for transaction persistence
- ⏱️ Session time tracking
- React.js
- Context API for state management
- Tailwind CSS for styling
- Local Storage for data persistence
- Component-based architecture
This project is being developed as part of the #80DaysOfCode challenge, implementing new features and best practices on weekly basis. Topics and themes implemented:
- ✅ Basic React App Setup
- ✅ JSX Implementation
- ✅ Functional Components
- ✅ Props Implementation
- ✅ State Management
- ✅ Event Handling
- ✅ Conditional Rendering
- ✅ Lists and Keys
- ✅ Forms and Validation
- ✅ Lifting State Up
- ✅ Component Lifecycle
- ✅ React Fragments
- ✅ Styling in React
- ✅ React Router Basics
- ✅ Class Components
- ✅ Event Propagation
- ✅ Handling Forms
- ✅ React Hooks (useState)
- ✅ React Hooks (useEffect)
- ✅ Context API Implementation
- ✅ Higher-Order Components (HOC)
- ✅ Error Boundaries
- ✅ React Portals
- ✅ Optimizing Performance
- ✅ PropTypes
- ✅ Refs in React
- ✅ React Testing Library
- Created Higher-Order Components for data refreshing functionality
- Implemented Error Boundaries for graceful error handling
- Added React Portals for rendering elements outside component hierarchy
- Optimized performance using PureComponent and memo
- Added PropTypes validation to all components
- Implemented refs to interact with the DOM and control elements directly
To ensure consistent progress and maximize learning outcomes, the following strategy will be implemented:
- Building mini-projects for each subsequent task to strengthen hands-on experience and confidence in React.js
- Completing 2–3 tasks per week to allow buffer time for learning and troubleshooting
- Focusing on functionality first, followed by design refinements
- Leveraging additional libraries like Material-UI, React Query, or Chart.js to streamline development
- Implementing advanced features progressively alongside mini-project execution
- Refining FinPanel's UI/UX based on insights gained from each completed task
- Allocating specific days for learning new concepts vs. implementation
- Setting clear milestones aligned with the #80DaysOfCode challenge timeline
- Regular code reviews and refactoring sessions to maintain quality
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/finpanel.git- Install dependencies:
cd finpanel
npm install- Start the development server:
npm start- Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in your browser
- Build a comprehensive financial management tool
- Implement best practices in React development
- Create a portfolio-worthy project for fintech industry
- Complete 80 days of structured learning tasks
- Develop real-world applicable features
This project is part of an 80-day structured learning path covering:
- React fundamentals
- Advanced state management
- API integration
- Real-time data handling
- Performance optimization
- Testing and deployment
While this is primarily a learning project, suggestions and feedback are welcome! Feel free to:
- Fork the project
- Create your feature branch
- Submit a pull request
This project is open source and available under the MIT License.