If you like this article, check out my article on uploading files on React with Hooks here. I highly recommend reading through the tutorial first, and then checking out the accompanying video I’ve uploaded for this article on YouTube ( which you can find at the end of the article). While you’re on Spotify’s Developer Site, click on Web-api -> Code Examples and Libraries -> Example App Code, you should find this repository. Prerequisites HTML CSS Javascript + ES6 React Styled components (Optional) Express and Node. Our audio player will be built to utilize the Web Audio API out of the box, and will include the following functionality: A Spotify music player (Spotify Premium required). Therefore, this article (and the ones that will follow it) will be geared towards those that want to improve their React skills, and use its newer features to come up with what I think is an elegant implementation of a basic music player. Several hours later, and with way less stress than I had imagined, I was able to come up with something pretty nice.
While using the Spotify desktop player the other day, I thought that it might be neat to see how difficult it would be to implement some of its user interface in React.
Spotify seems to be the coolest thing since sliced bread nowadays, and the defacto way to listen to music anytime, anywhere.
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