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OKR template to enhance frontend development abilities using React

public-lib · Published 6 months ago

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This OKR's main goal is to enhance front-end development capabilities using React, a popular java script library. The objectives involve several steps, including enhancing knowledge through online React courses, implementing a React-based project, and aiding the team in resolving React-related front-end issues.

The first objective is to reinforce competency by completing three comprehensive online React courses. This objective will be achieved after all course materials and assessments have been completed successfully, progress has been consistently tracked, and the right courses have been selected through meticulous research.

The second objective is the practical application of the gained knowledge by implementing a React-based front-end project. This will be accomplished by developing the user interface with ReactJS, creating a project blueprint using React components and states, and implementing testing as well as debugging the application.

The third objective is aimed at supporting the team by resolving ten front-end related issues using React. This involves guiding them through implementing React-based solutions, developing problem-solving strategies using React principles, and conducting a systematic review of identified front-end issues.
  • ObjectiveObjectiveEnhance frontend development abilities using React
  • Key ResultKRComplete three comprehensive React courses online for competency reinforcement
  • TaskSuccessfully complete all course materials and assessments
  • TaskEnrol in these courses, tracking progress regularly
  • TaskResearch and select three comprehensive online React courses
  • Key ResultKRImplement a React-based frontend project, demonstrating practical application
  • TaskImplement overall testing and debug the application
  • TaskDevelop frontend user interface with ReactJS
  • TaskCreate a project blueprint using React components and states
  • Key ResultKRAid team in resolving ten frontend-related issues using React knowledge
  • TaskGuide team in implementing React-based solutions
  • TaskDevelop problem-solving strategies using React principles
  • TaskConduct a systematic review of identified frontend issues
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