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Introduction To React.

What is React?
• Open-source JavaScript library.

• Developed by Facebook (now Meta) in 2013.

• Focuses on building user interfaces, especially single-page

applications.
Key Features of React
• Component-Based Architecture: Reusable code.

• Virtual DOM: Optimizes updates.

• JSX Syntax: Combines HTML and JavaScript.

• Unidirectional Data Flow: Predictable state management.


How React Works
• Uses components to break the UI into small, reusable pieces.

• Virtual DOM for faster rendering.

• Efficient re-rendering when data changes.


Why React is Popular
• Simplicity: Easy to learn and use.

• Performance: Fast updates using the virtual DOM.

• Developer Tools: Great ecosystem and community support.

• Reusable Components: Modular and maintainable code.


Why Big Tech Companies Use It
Meta (Facebook)
• Built React to handle large-scale, real-time updates.

• Manages complex UIs efficiently.

Netflix
• Fast rendering and dynamic content loading.

• Improved initial load times.


Airbnb
• Component-based design helps in scaling a large codebase.

• Ensures performance across various devices.


Advantages of Using React
• Easier to maintain code at scale.

• Faster updates with minimal impact on performance.

• Enables rapid feature development.


Conclusion
• React is a key tool for building scalable, fast, and maintainable UIs.

• Big tech companies prefer React for its flexibility and performance.

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