ReactJS

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ReactJS

React is a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces. With React, you can create dynamic and interactive web applications.

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What learn

  • Introduction & Resources
  • React Basics & Setup
  • States and useState
  • Components & Props
  • Connect Api with React Application
  • React Router
  • Server Side Render
  • Webpack in React
  • Index
  • Jquery Basics

Course Content

10 sections • 13 lectures • 03h 35m total length
Introduction for React
7min
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98min
Templating With JSX
5min
Classes or Hooks
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Components Of Hooks
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Using effect
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Combining useEffect with useState
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98min
Creating Custom Event Triggers
7min
Building A Navigations
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Refactoring Data
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Using Sass With React
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Building And Publishing
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Requirements

  • React makes it easy to create interactive and dynamic user interfaces for web applications. You can build components that update and re-render efficiently when the underlying data changes, providing a smooth user experience. React's simplicity and unidirectional data flow make it relatively easy to learn, especially if you have experience with JavaScript.

Description

  1. Component-Based: React is based on a component-based architecture, which means you build your user interface using reusable and self-contained components. These components encapsulate the structure and behavior of different parts of your application, making it easier to manage and maintain your code.
  2. Virtual DOM: One of React's key innovations is the Virtual DOM. Instead of directly manipulating the real Document Object Model (DOM), React creates a lightweight virtual representation of it. When there are changes to your data or state, React calculates the minimal set of updates needed and efficiently updates the actual DOM. This approach significantly enhances performance and reduces the risk of browser slowdowns.
  3. Declarative: React is declarative in nature, meaning you describe what you want your UI to look like based on the current state, and React takes care of updating the UI to match that description. This simplifies UI development and helps prevent inconsistencies between the UI and the underlying data.
  4. JSX: React uses JSX (JavaScript XML) as its templating language. JSX allows you to write HTML-like code within your JavaScript files, making it easier to define and visualize your UI components. JSX is then transpiled into plain JavaScript by tools like Babel.
  5. Efficient Updates: React encourages a unidirectional data flow. When data changes, it triggers re-renders only in the components that depend on that data. This granular approach to updates ensures that changes are localized, improving application performance.
  6. Reusability: React promotes reusability of components. You can create components once and use them throughout your application, across different pages or views, leading to more efficient development and codebase management.
  7. Ecosystem: React has a rich ecosystem of libraries, tools, and extensions. This includes React Router for handling client-side routing, Redux for managing application state, and a wide variety of UI component libraries to speed up development.
  8. Community and Support: React has a large and active community of developers, which means you can find extensive documentation, tutorials, and solutions to common problems. The community's engagement has resulted in constant innovation and improvements to the library.
  9. Server-Side Rendering (SSR): React supports server-side rendering, allowing you to render your components on the server and send fully-formed HTML to the client. This is crucial for improving SEO and initial page load times.
  10. Mobile App Development: React can be used for mobile app development with React Native. It enables developers to build native mobile apps for both iOS and Android using the same codebase, making development more efficient.

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