React fundamentals part 10 :useContextContext is React’s way of handling shared data between multiple components.Apr 25, 20241Apr 25, 20241
React fundamentals part 10 : useEffectReact.useEffect is an in-built hook that lets you run custom code after React renders (and re-renders) your component to the DOM. It…Apr 9, 2024Apr 9, 2024
React Fundamentals part 8: Handling EventsHandling events with React elements is very similar to handling events on DOM elements. There are some syntax differencesMar 24, 2024Mar 24, 2024
React Fundamentals part 7: Array and listsIf there’s one unchanging thing about web applications, it’s that they have lists. And so as you might expect, most frameworks attempt to…Mar 17, 2024Mar 17, 2024
React Fundamentals part 6: ComponentsYou frequently want to share code, just like in regular JavaScript, which you do by using functions. If you want to distribute JSX, you can…Mar 10, 2024Mar 10, 2024
React Fundamentals part 5: StylesStyling a React element is as simple as passing in className and/or style props.Feb 18, 2024Feb 18, 2024
React Fundamentals part 3: JSXWriting our code with React.createElement() and reactDOM.render(), it’s a little bit verbose and not that readable.Feb 10, 2024Feb 10, 2024
React Fundamentals part 2: Basic view on React core API’sIn this section, we will try to understand raw React APIs, how we implement them, what they do, and how they are different from just…Feb 9, 2024Feb 9, 2024
