The React lifecycle is something that all components in React will follow, depending on if your component is being created, updated or destroyed, a series of React lifecycle methods will be executed in a particular order. There is a long list of
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When creating a component in React, a series of methods will be executed, these methods are known as lifecycle methods and allows you to effectively create, update and manage components in React. Below outlines some of the key lifecycle methods that are
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When a web page is loaded the browser creates what is known as a Document Object Model or DOM. The DOM consists of a tree of objects containing elements (e.g html → body → h1), once created we can then interact with
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Redux is an open source JavaScript library that is commonly used with React. The main goal of redux is to centralize your application state in a way that makes it easy to store, manage and update. Redux does this by creating one
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State and props are two of the most important concepts when it comes to React as they determine how data is stored, managed and passed between components, but what are they and what is the difference between them? State are used primarily
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In React there is no HTML, instead React uses a domains specific language called JSX. JSX is primarily used to create the UI the end user will interact with, it’s not required to develop a React application but most people find it
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