OKR template to master backend API handling in React
Next, this OKR aims at acquiring comprehensive knowledge about React and backend API, demonstrated by scoring at least 85% in an online course specifically covering these topics. This objective is achieved by enrolling in the course, frequent studying of the course content, practicing coding, and ensuring comprehension via quizzes and exams.
The third outcome of this OKR entitles successful implementation of three different projects involving connections to backend APIs using React as proof of the practical application of the new competence. The initiatives to fulfill this outcome include identifying the APIs to work with and then developing and testing the React code for those APIs, followed by successful implementation of the project.
Simply put, this OKR aims to develop the ability to handle backend API with React both theoretically, as confirmed by passing an online course with at least 85% score, and practically, by correct implementation of three projects using those skills.
ObjectiveMaster backend API handling in React
KRTroubleshoot and resolve all backend data retrieval errors on projects within 2 weeks
Develop solutions for the identified errors- Implement solutions and verify problem resolution
- Identify all backend data retrieval errors in projects
- KRPass an online React and backend API course with at least 85% score
- Regularly study course content and practice coding
- Check comprehension by taking all quizzes and exams
- Enroll in an online React and backend API course
- KRImplement 3 projects successfully connecting to different backend APIs using React
- Develop and test the React code for the APIs
- Successfully connect and implement the project
- Identify the three different backend APIs to connect with
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