This tutorial will give you a basic understanding of React by building a very simple application. I’ll leave out everything which I don’t think is...
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Nice introduction to React.
I don't get why this process is called escaping. I think the better name is interpolation.
Escaping for me is more like adding a slash before a quote symbol in a javascript string. Replacing special symbols in URL is also sounds like escaping.
Nice write up. Once you understand the creation of a single component the possibilities are endless. If you're looking to interact with more than one/between them I might recommend something I wrote.
Exports and Imports and Defaults, Oh My!
Laurie ・ 3 min read
I took the scrimba course a couple of weeks ago. I realy recommend it to anyone wanting to learn react. :)
I don't like this kind of clickbait titles like "Learn React in 5 minutes", "Master Angular in 1 day". You know it's not possible - why use such a title then? I wonder why articles like this still gain the most traction - do people still don't understand that you can't learn anything more complex than adding two integers to each other in such a small period of time? :P
No hate tho, the article is totally cool, just wanted to share my thought about this kind of practices :)
Ooh this actually looks doable by a noob like me. Might give it a whirl!
Refreshing to see a React tutorial using a CDN for React instead of using webpack/create-react-app/<>.
It definitely removes the barrier to get started with React 😃
Many people still believe you need create-react-app to get started
I couldn't agree more.
I see many Vue "getting started" posts using a single "script" tag to get started while the majority of React counterparts starts with "CRA" (which requires understanding of NPM & Node).
Are sites for production done this way (via CDN)? In other words, is there anything "wrong" with doing it this way?
Thanks for sharing the free react course!
Thanks for sharing Pee. I'm half way through your React article on Scrimba. Great work!
Cool!
Thank you.