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ReactJS Notes

1. What is ReactJS?

ReactJS is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces, maintained by Facebook.

2. Key Features of ReactJS:

- Component-Based Architecture

- Virtual DOM for performance optimization

- Declarative syntax for building UIs

3. Core Concepts:

- JSX: Syntax extension for JavaScript to write HTML-like code.

- Components: Reusable, independent pieces of UI (functional or class-based).

- Props: Short for "Properties," used to pass data to components.

- State: Manages data within components.

4. Lifecycle Methods (Class Components):

- Mounting: constructor, componentDidMount

- Updating: componentDidUpdate

- Unmounting: componentWillUnmount

5. React Hooks (Functional Components):

- useState: Manages state in functional components.

- useEffect: Manages side effects like fetching data or subscriptions.

6. Advantages of ReactJS:
- Reusability of Components

- Fast Rendering with Virtual DOM

- Strong Ecosystem (libraries, tools, and community support)

7. Popular ReactJS Libraries:

- React Router: For handling routing in React applications.

- Redux: State management library for larger applications.

8. Common Commands:

- npx create-react-app my-app: Creates a new React application.

- npm start: Starts the development server.

- npm build: Builds the app for production.

9. React Developer Tools:

A browser extension for inspecting React component hierarchies and states.

10. Best Practices:

- Keep components small and focused.

- Use prop-types for type checking.

- Manage state effectively to avoid prop drilling.

Learn ReactJS to build dynamic, scalable, and modern web applications!

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