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react tutorial for beginners from mosh (academic English lecture)
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00:01 - 00:04
Hi. My name is Yasmine, and I'm going to show
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what is right on this presentation.
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Okay, first, let's seven.
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Introduction about three.
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I can see the level of it.
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Yes, really is a jealous script library for building the
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fast and interactive user interfaces on dhe.
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It was developed at Facebook in 2000 and 11, and,
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uh, it's the most popular GIS lovers library for you.
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You building user interfaces.
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As you can see on Google trends here, yes, The
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reality is dominating the space of library and frameworks using
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interfaces. The other two players here are angler and view.
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So if you want to expand your job opportunities is
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the front end developer.
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You should have reacted on your resume.
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The heart off all react application at the heart of
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all of them are components.
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Components is essentially the piece of user interfaces.
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So when building application with the I, we build a
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bunch of independent, isolated and reusable components and then compose
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them to build the complex.
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Yet every like application has a least one component which
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preferred to as the root component and so everyday is
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essentially a tree off components.
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Something like this and this component represents the inter application
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and contains other child components.
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If you've worked with anger or higher or something like
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that, it sounds familiar for you.
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Well, let's see the example here we have ah, Twitter
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page on.
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Let's imagine that you wanna build an application.
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Uh, you can split this page to the components, and
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we have the natural components on the top of the
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page, the profile one and the trans one and the
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feed components in the middle of the page.
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So if you want to represent the components in a
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tree, these components in a tree, we have something like
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this. Yes, the app at the top of them and
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the profile trends and never and feed blocked.
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And each field have several tweets components, and each tweet
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components can include some, like companies that we can reuse
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it. That on the other pages or other applications are
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the other reputations.
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Okay, so, uh, let's see, what do we have here?
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Okay, So, as you can see, each component is a
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piece of you are, and we can build this camp
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in isolation and then put them together and make the
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complex. You are, uh, that's all about react.
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I wish it was hoped it was useful for you.
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And this lecture of learned bodies react and the body
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of it.
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And why you should learn the habits and you raise
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me. Thank you for watching.
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Have a nice day.
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