Abstract

The evolution of web technologies has revolutionized the way music streaming platforms operate. This research paper delves into the development and implementation of a Spotify clone using React.js and Context API. The study aims to explore the efficacy of these technologies in replicating the core functionalities of the renowned music streaming service while evaluating their advantages and limitations in the context of a clone project. The research methodology involves an in-depth examination of React.js and its application in building user interfaces, along with an analysis of the Context API for state management within the Spotify clone. The paper outlines the step-by-step process of creating the clone, highlighting key architectural decisions, data handling strategies, and user experience design considerations. Additionally, this paper investigates the performance metrics, scalability, and maintenance aspects of the React.js and Context API-based Spotify clone in comparison to the original platform. The study incorporates user feedback and usability testing to evaluate the similarity in functionality and user experience between the clone and the original application. The findings of this research contribute to the understanding of leveraging React.js and Context API in replicating complex applications like Spotify. Moreover, the paper discusses the potential implications and future directions for utilizing these technologies in developing similar web-based projects. Key Word: React JS, Context API, Spotify Clone, User Interface, State Management, Web Development

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