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What is React?
What is React?
- A JavaScript library for building user interfaces (correct)
- A framework for building user interfaces
- A markup language for building user interfaces
- A programming language for building user interfaces
Can React be used gradually?
Can React be used gradually?
- No, it must be used all at once
- Yes, but only by experienced users
- Yes, but only in certain circumstances
- Yes, it can be used as little or as much as needed (correct)
Which online code playgrounds can be used to play around with React?
Which online code playgrounds can be used to play around with React?
- GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket
- Codecademy, Udemy, and Coursera
- CodePen, CodeSandbox, and Stackblitz (correct)
- JSFiddle, JS Bin, and Plunker
How quickly can React be added to an HTML page?
How quickly can React be added to an HTML page?
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What is recommended for larger React applications?
What is recommended for larger React applications?
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What resources does the React documentation contain for beginners?
What resources does the React documentation contain for beginners?
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What is the Thinking in React walkthrough?
What is the Thinking in React walkthrough?
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What advanced concepts are available in React for more experienced users?
What advanced concepts are available in React for more experienced users?
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Where can updates from the React team be found?
Where can updates from the React team be found?
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Where can older versions of the React documentation be found?
Where can older versions of the React documentation be found?
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Study Notes
- React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
- React can be gradually adopted and used as little or as much as needed.
- Online code playgrounds like CodePen, CodeSandbox, and Stackblitz can be used to play around with React.
- React can be added to an HTML page in one minute and gradually expanded.
- There are several JavaScript toolchains recommended for larger applications.
- The React documentation contains examples and a practical tutorial for beginners.
- The Thinking in React walkthrough is a commonly recommended resource.
- Advanced concepts like context and refs are available for more experienced users.
- The React blog is the official source for updates from the React team.
- Older versions of the documentation can be found on a separate page.
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