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Do the main topics in react JS
Are you guys React fans or what? I've been using it for a while, but I'll tell you how quickly your knowledge grows with this course. And that's even if you're experienced in React.
I have been working with reactjs for the past couple of months and this is by far the best resource I could find, especially to learn how to create reusable components.
React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It's most commonly used with the web but you can use React in basically any project (like native mobile apps).
I've been using react for about a year now. I've created a website that gets tons of traffic, and it's still running smoothly (http://blog-dash.com). I've seen React used in production applications, and it has been working very well. So far, I haven't run into any problems with React. It's an easy-to-use library that makes your code simple to read, understand, and maintain.
The whole React component lifecycle is the process of a component entering and leaving the virtual DOM. It’s an important concept to grasp because React components are so flexible and reusable.
The React team has done a fabulous job of explaining the React component lifecycle. I’ll give you the cliff notes because it will save us both some time. The most important thing to remember is that we can only use the component Did Mount and component Did Update methods AFTER we have rendered the component with our return statement in the render method.
The React documentation on the life-cycle methods is fairly sparse. This article attempts to break down and explain each stage in the lifecycle and offers suggestions on when to use these methods.
The React component lifecycle is the order in which methods get called when a component is created, updated, and removed.
The component life cycle is the process that React uses to render and re-render components.
This is an excellent article. I'm just getting started with React and it's really helpful to see this information all in one place.
Animated transitions have become popular. They are a great way to add some extra flair to your app. Many libraries help make this easy. React-Motion is one of those libraries. It uses the native Animated library and is very similar in its API.
One of the best parts about React is that we get to use a virtual DOM. It allows us to render our components over and over again without affecting the DOM.
In this article, we are going to look at the build-up of our React components and how to make them more dynamic. We'll start by looking at one of the most basic React components, a Hello World component.
As React applications grow, the amount of code that we need to write also grows. In this post, I will introduce you to a few different methods for writing less code in your React components.
The Component API gives us the ability to compose complex user interfaces from reusable components. We can use the lifecycle methods in our components to perform some useful tasks.
The more specific your CSS is, the easier it is to maintain. It helps keep your stylesheets cleaner by being more specific and reduces repetition by grouping related styles. It also helps with specificity issues when dealing with responsive design.
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