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React Mastery
React Mastery
1. Introduction to React Fundamentals
What is React?SPAs vs. MPAs in Web DevelopmentHow React Works with the Virtual DOMIntroducing JSX in ReactCreating Complex JSX Elements Rendering Elements in ReactChallenge: Rendering ElementReact ComponentProps in ReactChallenge: Functional ComponentsConditional RenderingChallenge: Conditional Rendering - Chat NotificationChallenge: Conditional Rendering - Bank AlertRendering a Data CollectionChallenge: Rendering a Data CollectionIntroduction to React Section Sum-Up
2. Styling in React Apps
Introduction to Styling in ReactInline StylesInline Styles in PracticeChallenge: Inline StylesStyling with the CSS FileStyling with the CSS File in PracticeChallenge: Styling with the CSS FileStyling with the CSS ModulesFile Folder Structure OrganizationChallenge: CSS ModulesStyling in React Section Sum-Up
3. React Hooks and Context
Introduction: React Hooks and ContextuseState HookChallenge: Toggling VisibilityuseRef HookChallenge: Creating a Form ComponentuseEffect HookChallenge: Fetching and Displaying DatauseMemo HookChallenge: Car List FilteringContextContext in PracticeChallenge: World of Astronomy AppReact Hooks and Context Section Sum Up
Terminal
Step 5: Open terminal in the code editor
Now that we have all the necessary tools and have opened the project folder in the code editor let's open the terminal within the code editor. In VS Code, this process is straightforward.
Steps to Follow:
- Find the word
Terminalin the top bar of VS Code;
- Click on it to open a dropdown menu;
- Select
New Terminalfrom the dropdown menu.
After completing these steps, the terminal will open at the bottom of the VS Code window. Please note that the appearance may vary slightly depending on your operating system. Make sure that the project folder's name is visible in the terminal.
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Section 4. Chapter 4
