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React

Lesson 1 - Introduction

1.1 - Introduction To React And Its Benefits

1.2 - Folder Structure

1.3 - Understanding The Main Entry File

1.4 - Using Npm Commands To Run A React Project

2.1 - What Is JSX

2.2 - Embedding JavaScript Expressions In JSX

3.1 - What Are Components

3.2 - Functional Vs. Class Components

4.1 - Props

5.1 - Hooks Fundamentals

5.2 - Custom Hooks

6.1 - Introduction To State

6.2 - Managing Components Internal State With UseState

6.3 - Difference Between Props And State

7.1 - Conditional Rendering In React

8.1 - Inline Styles

8.2 - CSS Stylesheets

8.3 - CSS Modules

8.4 - JavaScript Object

9.1 - Creating Forms In React

9.2 - Handling Form Submission And Basic Validation

9.3 - Controlled Vs. Uncontrolled Components

10.1 - Managing Side Effects With UseEffect

11.1 - Introduction To API Calls

11.2 - Using Fetch

Lesson 1 - Introduction

1.4 - Using Npm Commands To Run A React Project

To run your React application, use the following command:

npm start

This command starts a dynamic development server and opens your application in the default browser. The server watches for any changes in the source files and automatically reloads the page, providing a smooth development experience.

When you're done with the development and your application is ready to launch, execute the following command:

npm run build

This will create a folder build containing all the optimized static files ready for deployment.

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