Welcome to the React-Again learning repository! This repository is designed to help you revisit and learn React.js by implementing various concepts and features step by step. Below is a breakdown of the sequence of topics covered in this repository along with instructions on how to set it up.
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Getting Started
- Setting up the React environment
- Creating a basic React component
- Understanding JSX syntax
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Components and Props
- Creating functional and class components
- Passing props to components
- Using props to customize component behavior
- Example project: Displaying user information using props
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State and Lifecycle
- Understanding component state
- Updating state using
setState
- Lifecycle methods in React components
- Example project: Creating a counter application with state
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Forms and Events
- Handling form input in React
- Managing form state with controlled components
- Working with event handlers in React
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Lists and Keys
- Rendering lists in React
- Using keys for efficient list rendering
- Performing operations on list items
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Routing and Navigation
- Implementing client-side routing with React Router
- Creating navigation menus and links
- Passing data through routes
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State Management (Redux)
- Introduction to Redux for state management
- Creating actions, reducers, and a store
- Connecting React components to Redux
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Fetching Data (API Calls)
- Making API calls in React applications
- Using
fetch
or Axios for data fetching - Displaying fetched data in components
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Styling in React
- Applying styles using CSS, Sass, or styled-components
- Using inline styles and CSS modules in React
- Responsive design and media queries
To run the code in this repository locally, follow these steps:
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Clone the repository to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/exclusiveabhi/react-again.git
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Navigate to the project directory:
cd react-again
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Install dependencies using npm or yarn:
npm install # or yarn install
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Start the development server:
npm start # or yarn start
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Open your browser and visit
http://localhost:3000
to see the React application in action.
Happy coding!