<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>A beginner in web development built a Recipe Explorer App to practice HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and JSON Server.</li><li>The app allows viewing recipes with ingredients and instructions, and adding new recipes through a form.</li><li>JSON Server is used to simulate a database and API for managing recipe data.</li><li>Tools used include HTML/CSS, JavaScript, JSON Server, VS Code, Git & GitHub.</li><li>Recipes are displayed using fetch() method and dynamic DOM manipulation.</li><li>Adding new recipes involves sending a POST request to JSON Server and updating the UI.</li><li>Lessons learned include confidence in using fetch(), understanding JSON Server, and organizing logic into functions.</li><li>Small projects like this help in learning the connection between front-end and back-end components.</li><li>The project demonstrated how front-end apps interact with data and how full web apps are constructed.</li><li>Future plans may include adding edit functionality or search filters to the app.</li><li>Starting with small projects like this is recommended for beginners to learn and have fun in the process.</li></ul>

How I Built My First Recipe Explorer App Using JSON Server and JavaScript

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