Mayank Jhunjhunwala 🧑‍💻📈’s Post

🚀 State :- in React, normal js variables can't update UI, it can't track that variables easily. State is super powerful variable that React will track and whenever state is change/update that time React Re-render that whole Component. So, State is very Powerful thing in React 🚀. State is created by useState( ) Hook. #react #reactjs #frontenddeveloper

Using one formValues state for all input fields in a form for React Native... Very similar to how its done with react, The only difference is that React uses a unique field like id or name to track the current field in focus where the onChange event is happening, but React Native dynamically tracks the current field that the onChange event is taking place and updates the value accordingly... #reactjs #reactnative #frontend

🌟 Components and Props in React.js 🌟 In React, components are the building blocks of your UI. They let you split the UI into independent, reusable pieces. Props (short for properties) allow you to pass data and event handlers to components. Why Components and Props? - Reusable: Build once, use anywhere. - Modular: Break down complex UIs into manageable pieces. - Dynamic: Pass dynamic data to components via props. Mastering components and props is key to harnessing the full power of React. Start building modular and maintainable UIs today! 🚀💻 #ReactJS #WebDevelopment #Frontend #CODEWith #KOToka

Just completed my first project using React.js! It's amazing how components and state management make creating interactive UIs so intuitive. Can't wait to explore more advanced features and best practices. #ReactJS #WebDev #LearningJourney

🎉 Dive into the React fun zone! 🚀 Did you know React's virtual DOM is like a magician's trick? It makes UI updates smooth and seamless, like pulling a rabbit out of a hat without anyone noticing! 🎩✨ Whether I'm crafting reusable components or wrangling state with hooks, React keeps me on my toes with its blend of power and simplicity. Let's keep the party going and build some awesome user interfaces together! 🎉💻 #ReactMagic #FrontendFun #JavaScriptWizards #UIUXDesign #WebDev

Ever wondered about React? Not the 'react' you do to posts — no emojis needed here! We're talking about the front-end magic that powers seamless UIs! Dive into this infographic and discover the 'reactions' of crafting with React. Spoiler alert: No smiley or angry faces required! 😄🚀 #SPARCSFacts #ReactJS #UIWonders

React.memo The React.memo function behaves very similarly to React.PureComponent in that a component wrapped in React.memo will not re-render unless the props change. A standard React component will re-render every time its parent component re-renders. With React.memo, you can create what’s known as a “memoized component”, which won’t re-render as long as the props passed to that component are unchanged. Especially for components that are computationally expensive to render, not re-rendering them unnecessarily can be a huge performance boost to your application. Credit: Keanan Koppenhaver #reactjs #softwaredevelopment #frontenddevelopment

Building my Portfolio Website 💪 💪 Today I built responsive navbar from scratch in React using Tailwind This wasn't that painful as I thought it to be. 😅 Just the basic use of state and conditional rendering did the job 😎 Will add little transition effect later. #100daysofcodechallenge #reactjs #frontendDevelopment #frontend #responsivedesign #100daysofcode

Unraveling the mysteries of the useEffect #hook in React? Let's dive deep into its core functionalities and discover its effective implementation! 🚀 Creating a custom useEffect hook involves understanding its core functionalities. This hook typically accepts two arguments: an effect callback and an optional dependency array. The #callback executes on the initial render and subsequent renders, depending on the #dependencies provided. If a cleanup function is returned within the #callback, it runs when the component unmounts or when the specified #dependencies change. While replicating most features is feasible, automatically triggering cleanup on component unmounting isn't achievable due to React's internal handling. #ReactJS #useEffect #WebDevelopment #CustomHooks

Elevate your React.js skills with our expert guide In it we break down: 💡 What is React.js? - Demystifying the world's most popular UI library. 🌎 Use cases and examples - Real-world scenarios where React shines. 🔧 React.js frameworks - Exploring tools like Next.js & Gatsby that boost your development process. 🏢 React.js development companies - Get insights on leading companies mastering React. 🔍 React vs. Angular - We put these giants head-to-head, deciphering the key differences. 👇 Link in the comments #ReactJS #WebDevelopment #NaNLABS