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It's time to take things to the next level, you've learned the fundamentals of you, you should be
able to build almost any type of application you can imagine.
There's more under the hood, but everything necessary has been covered throughout this course.
We've been dealing with the core of you.
Things like routing or state management are not a part of it.
Technically, you could create that type of functionality on your own.
That's not fun because it means you would have to maintain additional code along with your applications
code.
Luckily, there are libraries available that provide these features when building large applications
in order to cover these issues in depth, I'm taking off the training wheels.
There are certain parts of the application will breeze through to focus more on the relevant topic at
hand.
At this point, you should be comfortable with things like component's directive's and expression's.
Here is the application we're going to build, it's going to be a music app, the user will be able
to play songs uploaded by other artists.
They'll even have the option of registering for an account.
Users who are logged in will be able to upload songs.
The app may not look like much, but I wouldn't underestimate it if I were you.
It's going to require a lot of work to make something like this.
In this section, we're going to create the project, explore the files, install tailwind and learn
a little about state management.
I hope you're ready once you are.
I'll see you in the next lecture.
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