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Introduction To React (Part 1 of React)

React is an Open-Source library for building user interfaces. It is a library that focuses on UI and has a rich ecosystem that helps us deal with other aspects of building applications.

React is one of the most popular JavaScript libraries which is backed by the giant Facebook. This makes sure React is never out of business. Also, due to its popularity, there is a huge developer base which makes it easy for a newbie to get tutorials, solutions to the problems encountered.

This is based on Component-based architecture that means, the whole webpage is realized as a set of components. React promotes code reusability which means the same component can be used to render different contents that have a similar layout.

React is declarative which means tell react what you want and react builds the UI. This helps a developer for smoother DOM manipulations.

To learn React you need to have a basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I will be discussing my learning and going to cover the fundamentals of React, Routing, HTTP, Redux.

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