Tuts+·4yLearn React 18: The Complete React Developer Course
Learn React 18: The Complete React Developer Course is 3 hours 40 minutes long and it’s split into 27 lessons in total. In React, we primarily use props (short for properties) to pass data to our components. The easiest way to understand props is to think of them like the attributes you can pass to HTML elements in web development.
DEV·4yMe & React: 5 years in 15 minutes
React has finally started making sense to me. It was almost the same as my old pal HTML, except JSX allowed splitting HTML pages into tiny dynamic building blocks. A stateful component had a state which was triggering a re-render on change, while the stateless had only the render part and were rendering the same thing. It made debugging quite mind bending, as sometimes console.log has been printed a microsecond before the state was actually propagated. Redux has treated me a bit better.
DZone·4y12 Essential Skills Your ReactJS Developers Should
This guide will explain the crucial React JS developer abilities to screen for when hiring a ReactJS developer. Read our in-depth recruiting guide to discover the greatest React skills for your team. Join the DZone community and get the full member experience.
asayer·4yImplementing 3D graphics in React
3D rendering is the process of using data and models to represent a three-dimensional interface. In React, there are different libraries to help you to render 3D graphics in React. The Three.js Library, React Three Fiber, and React Three Drei The mesh tag represents the THREE.Mesh() in React, which is a Three.JS function.
LogRocket·3yUsing the React children prop with TypeScript
Using the React children prop with TypeScript Properly typing the prop in React can pose some difficulty at first. If you try typing them as specific JSX types, you may run into issues rendering the child components. There's also the problem with the paradox of choice, as there are multiple available options to type the children prop.
Community Picks·4yLifecycle of Components in React
The lifecycle of components in React is the series of methods that pass through different stages of the component’s existence. There are four main phases of the lifecycle: Initialization - Mounting - Updating - Unmounting. The updating phase has five methods that get called during this phase.
LogRocket·3yType HTML faster in React with Emmet and VS Code
Type HTML faster in React with Emmet and VS Code Visual Studio Code. Emmet helps you write HTML and CSS faster by using simple abbreviations that are then converted into code blocks. By default, Emmet is not enabled for React in VS Code, so it doesn't require any additional installation.