Learning React can be challenging in the first few weeks. Getting to know how to use props when to use class or functional components. I am still o...
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When I'm at work I obviously can't code so I read documentation (pls don't tell my boss hehe). And this is by far my favorite read.
This explanations are very clear, interesting and understandable. I'm a beginner in JS and React world so this helps me a lot.
Thank you!
Haha, I won't tell your boss, I promise. 🙂
Yeah, the links are where I got the question and answers from. I thought it would be useful if I shared them with my fellow beginners on the same journey as me.
Glad they helped in any way. 💯🙌🏽
In case you wonder what are the arrow functions:
(x) => ({})is equivalent tofunction(x) { return {} }.bind(this)Yeah, I read about it in free code camp. But using arrow functions is easier.
Remember than when you use virtual Dom under the hood the framework uses real dom manipulation at some point. The myth that this was faster than connecting directly to the real DOM has been disproven many many times
Awesome continuation to the series 😆!! Bookmarked 👌.
Hahaha, the series will have more posts for sure.
🙌🏽🎉
Well, This is a very comprehensive guide for react newbies, but I'm not agreeing on what you'd stated on the last statement, "Don't Google", by Googling helped me to find this goldmine.
I didn't say don't google. I said you can explain the basics without googling, that means you actually understand the concepts.
In most interviews, I am sure if they ask you to explain what arrow functions or advantages of react. They want to hear you explain it with your own words and how you understand it and not google it.
But hey, if they are okay with you googling the basic questions, it's still amazing. Do what works for you :)
I wish I would have had access to this awesome outline when I started learning! Awesome job with a clear summary on all major points. Thanks for this!
Thanks, I hope they help in any way. 💯🙌🏽🎉
Thank you so much jane
Anytime. 🙂💯🙌🏽
Great article. Thank you for this.
Thank you, Alex. Hope it was helpful in any way. 💯🙌🏽
Great questions! Well done 🙌
I think that those would be a great contributions to the quizapi.io/ project 🐱👤
Thank you, Bobby. 🙌🏽💯
Label, isn't it like this?
<label htmlFor = {'name'}> </label>Yes. The > was added in the wrong place as I made some changes.
Thank you. 💯🙌🏽
Thank you so much, Max. Glad you find them useful in any way. 🎉🙌🏽
Hey, you are good at pointing the key features in React,
Thanks
Glad it helped in any way. 🙌🏽🙂
Thank you very much for this great article.
Glad it will help in any way :)
Very nice and helpful post!! Even if you know the concepts, this is a great way to reflect on what you know (or think you do )
Thank you! :)
Yeah. When you repeat questions and answer then like you are explaining to a beginner, they will stick. This will be easier even during interviews :)