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React Presentation

React is a JavaScript library developed by Facebook for building user interfaces, particularly single-page applications, using a component-based architecture and a virtual DOM for efficient updates. Key features include JSX for mixing HTML with JavaScript, React Hooks for managing state and lifecycle, and tools like React Router for navigation and Redux for state management. React Native allows for mobile app development, leveraging React's capabilities for cross-platform applications.

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React Presentation

React is a JavaScript library developed by Facebook for building user interfaces, particularly single-page applications, using a component-based architecture and a virtual DOM for efficient updates. Key features include JSX for mixing HTML with JavaScript, React Hooks for managing state and lifecycle, and tools like React Router for navigation and Redux for state management. React Native allows for mobile app development, leveraging React's capabilities for cross-platform applications.

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Introduction to React

By Raghu Prasad Konandur


CEO
www.Kaushalya.tech
What is React?
• • React is a JavaScript library for building user
interfaces.
• • Developed by Facebook, open-sourced in
2013.
• • Designed for building single-page
applications (SPAs).
• • Updates data without reloading the page.
Key Features of React
• • Component-Based Architecture: Build
encapsulated components.
• • Virtual DOM: Efficiently updates the DOM.
• • JSX: A syntax extension that mixes HTML with
JavaScript.
• • Unidirectional Data Flow: Simplifies state
management.
• • React Hooks: Add state and lifecycle features.
How React Works
• • Component Hierarchy: Applications are
broken down into components.
• • Rendering: React re-renders components
when data changes.
• • Virtual DOM: Updates only the parts that
have changed.
JSX and Components
• • JSX: Syntax extension for mixing HTML with
JavaScript.
• • Components: Can be class-based or
function-based.
• • Example: function Welcome(props) { return
<h1>Hello, {props.name}</h1>; }
React Hooks
• • useState: Add state to functional
components.
• • useEffect: Run side effects in functional
components.
• • Example: useState and useEffect to manage
a counter.
Props and State
• • Props: Inputs passed to components to
make them dynamic.
• • State: Holds dynamic data that changes over
time.
• • Example: function Greeting(props) { return
<h1>Hello, {props.name}</h1>; }
Routing in React (React Router)
• • React Router: Library for navigation between
views.
• • Supports dynamic routing in Single Page
Applications.
• • Example: Using Router and Switch for
navigation.
State Management (Redux/Context API)
• • Redux: A library for managing global
application state.
• • Context API: Built-in React feature for state
management.
• • Example: Using Context API to pass values
globally.
React Native
• • React Native: Build mobile applications using
React.
• • Leverages React for cross-platform mobile
apps.
• • Example: Facebook, Instagram, and Airbnb
use React Native.
Advantages of Using React
• • Fast Rendering: Efficient updates with the
Virtual DOM.
• • Reusable Components: Break UI into
reusable pieces.
• • Developer Tools: Easy debugging with React
Developer Tools.
• • Community Support: Large community and
resources.
React Ecosystem
• • Popular Libraries: React Router, Redux,
Styled Components.
• • Next.js: Framework for server-side rendering
with React.
• • Gatsby: Framework for building static
websites.
Hands-on Example: Building a Simple React
App
• • Set up a new React project using Create
React App.
• • Create and render components for a simple
app (e.g., To-Do List).
• • Demonstrate state and props management.
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