React is a JavaScript library that allows you to develop front-end code in minutes. It has pre-built methods and functions to perform certain tasks...
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Interesting article for beginners. Well done Jitendra.
Quick note: A Functional component is only referred to as stateless, if it is not managing any state value, and is relying on Props value for it's dynamic data.
Thanks for your correction & kind words.
I have updated the post.
Thank you, for someone like me who doesn't use React often, I reviewed a lot of knowledge
Thank you for your love. I hope I am fulfilling my goal of technical writing.
Great article.
I find the content on the useContext example to be inaccurate. Can you please update it?
Thanks for pointing out the inaccuracy in the useContext example.
I have updated the explanation and corrected the errors in the code snippet.
Isn't state should be defined in lowest common ancestor instead of top level component. If we define state at top level component then when the state changes every component rerenders. But we define it lowest component then only where the component where the state is used get rerenders.
Naah, Passing data is one way in React (from high to low level). In order to avoid unnecessary renders, React has Redux, Zustand. This state management libs directly passes the state to the required component hence improving performance.
Also, there a thing "lifting up the state", we lift the state to common ancestor so that it can be passed to its child easily.
Very nice and succinct. It captures the fundamental concepts in using react. One thing I'll suggest is the implementation of react router v6
Hi Rowland, I'm glad you found the article helpful.
I didn't include the React Router v6 features because I felt it would be beyond the scope of the article. However, I did mention , which enables client-side rendering. I'll do my best to include react-router v6
nice recap
Thanks for reading
This is an in depth Technical blog
Hope, You found this useful.
it‘s useful but it's not very deep
I think that's the most one can get out of 5 minutes.
I'm glad you found this helpful!!
Nice
Awesome. Clear. Fast. Congrats!
Glad you find this explanation helpful
Next do for angular pls
for angular it's required 5^5 minutes
true, lol
sshhh. It's in the queue.
Thanks guy.
Thanks for reading
This is awesome. I wish you'd write one for react native.
Thanks you so much!!
A React Native article sounds like a great idea-- l''ll definitely try my best to write.
This is simple and awesome, Big thanks for the Effort.
Big thanks for taking the time to read it and for the kind words
Do add TSX as the primary variant to JSX - don't want new folks going down that path unnecessarily!
Thanks for the suggestion; it improves the content of the article.
I have updated the article.
Thanks for the intro. That was easy to digest from the pov of a angular/astro dev.
I'm happy to hear you found it easy to understand. Thank you for bringing a smile to my face.
Nicely Explained 👏🏻👍🏻
It made my day. Thanks for the read.
Review the notes for hooks, they aren't accurate.
Thanks for the article!
Thanks, Steven, for your feedback. Can you be more specific about the inaccuracy?
I would love to correct any errors and update the article accordingly.
A bit more than 5 min but a good read regardless.
Thank you for sharing.
I'm glad you found the article worth the read, even though it took a bit more than 5 minutes.
LOL!! It's a 5-minute article but due to the intro, conclusion, and code snippet, it took longer.
This is awesome. Thanks
Thank you for your kind words!
Good information
Thank you for the read!!
great article
Thanks for reading
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React portal?
Yes, I missed out on Virtual DOM, Portal, and a few more concepts.