Introduction to React

Questions and Answers

Building complete applications

Building user interfaces (correct)

Handling HTTP requests

Routing and navigation

Because it is a complete framework for building applications

Because it is only used by Facebook

Because it is increasingly popular among developers (correct)

Because it is built on top of Angular

Component-based architecture (correct)

Module-based architecture

Template-based architecture

Service-based architecture

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Knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript fundamentals Signup and view all the answers

Reusable code Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

React is an open-source JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
It is not a framework, but a library focused on doing one thing: building user interfaces.
React does not handle other aspects of an application, such as routing or HTTP requests.

React is created and maintained by Facebook, ensuring its longevity.
It has over 100,000 stars on GitHub and a huge community behind it, making it easy to find resources and solutions.
React is increasingly popular among developers and is a highly sought-after skill by companies.
Knowledge of React increases the chances of landing a front-end developer job.

React has a component-based architecture, allowing for breaking down applications into small, reusable parts.
Components enable writing reusable code, making it a huge plus point for enterprise applications.
React is declarative, meaning it builds the actual UI based on what you want, abstracting away difficult parts.
React handles DOM updates efficiently, making it painless to create complex UIs.

HTML, CSS, and JavaScript fundamentals are necessary for learning React.
Knowledge of modern JavaScript (ES6) is essential, including features like let, const, arrow functions, template literals, and more.

The series will cover React fundamentals, React and HTTP, routing with React, state management with Redux, and useful utilities or libraries.
The content will be applicable to different versions of React, with updates for breaking changes.

React is an open-source JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
It is a library, not a framework, and focuses solely on building user interfaces.
React does not handle other aspects of an application, such as routing or HTTP requests.

Created and maintained by Facebook, ensuring its longevity.
High popularity on GitHub with over 100,000 stars and a large community for resources and solutions.
Highly sought-after skill by companies, increasing the chances of landing a front-end developer job.

Component-based architecture, allowing for breaking down applications into small, reusable parts.
Declarative, building the actual UI based on what you want, abstracting away difficult parts.
Efficient DOM updates, making it painless to create complex UIs.
Enables writing reusable code, a huge plus point for enterprise applications.

Fundamental knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Essential knowledge of modern JavaScript (ES6), including features like let, const, arrow functions, template literals, and more.

The series will cover React fundamentals, React and HTTP, routing with React, state management with Redux, and useful utilities or libraries.
Content will be applicable to different versions of React, with updates for breaking changes.