Simplified Introduction to React Fundamentals
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Here are some insights from the "Namaste React" series:
A React element is an object that gets converted by the React render method, allowing it to be displayed as HTML on a web page.
React is a library, not a full-fledged framework. Under the hood, it is JavaScript code that can be imported as a script and used in existing or new projects. This flexibility makes React very powerful compared to other full-fledged frameworks.
When attempting to render a React element in the HTML DOM that already contains content, the previous content will be replaced by the new React content. It is also possible to have a portion of the DOM in React and another portion in other libraries such as jQuery.
In conclusion, a huge shoutout and heartfelt gratitude go to Akshay Saini for making React and JavaScript basics much clearer for us all! ๐ Thanks to amazing people like Akshay, we can easily understand the fundamentals of React.
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Keyur Chaudhari
Keyur Chaudhari
A Frontend Engineer with 5.4 years of experience, specializing in high-performance and responsive web applications. Proficient in modern front-end technologies like ReactJS, NextJS, and various testing tools, with expertise in performance optimization, debugging, and seamless codebase transitions.