User input is an important part of any web application, and the Issue Tracker is no different. We had some user input when we used a form to create a new issue. But it was very rudimentary, and it did not demonstrate how forms are supposed to be dealt with in React.
In this chapter, we’ll start taking in a lot more user input. We will convert the hard-coded filter to something more flexible with user input, and then we’ll fill in the Edit page with a form, and finally, we’ll add the ability to delete issues from the Issue List page. To be able to do this, we’ll also have to modify the back-end APIs to support ...
