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In the tutorial, you will understand how to reach out to the web or connect your front-end with the backend in React, using a library called Axios. Let's see. Typically, when you send a request to the server from a React app, what it returns to you...
The heart of React - that's the state. It is an object which makes your component active and dynamic. This post will improve or build your understanding of this abstract topic for the most developer. As always, let's dive in! I am gonna take in mind...
In the last, we discussed the Functional Components. In this post, we will know about the class component or ES6 Classes. Intro👋 Class components are ES6 classes. Class components optionally receive props as input ad renders JSX. It can also mainta...
In my post "4 Ways of creating React components" I mentioned about the Functional components. In this post we will know more about the functional components. What is a component? A component is one of the core building blocks of React. Multiple ind...
React Router is a simple library of React inside web app for handling routes. Here we will learn Navigation with React-Router. Basic routing with react-router-dom Let's see these two Components. const PageOne = () => { return ( <> ...
I'm sure you're thinking about application state while you make a plan for your app. You're trying to figure out how you should use React's default features. In this post we will discuss about the basics of set state for class components. Let's go. ...
