React Tutorial
A front-end JavaScript library gaining popularity globally
List of Lessons to Learn React
This is a list of React lessons where you can start learning immediately without environment setup.
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React I
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React is a JavaScript library used to make beautiful, interactive websites. In React Study I, we'll learn about "state", one of the most important parts of React!
What You Can Learn in This Lesson
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1. Getting Started
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Welcome to React
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Displaying Things
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2. Introduction to JSX
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JSX
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The img Tag
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The App.js File
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JSX and JS
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3. State & Events
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Updating the Page
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The onClick Event
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State
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Displaying State
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Updating State
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Adding Methods
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4. Counter App
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The Counter Feature (1)
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The Counter Feature (2)
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React II
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In React Study II, you'll learn to use important React fundamentals like props and components.
What You Can Learn in This Lesson
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1. How React Works
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How React is Displayed
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Applying CSS
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2. Components
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Creating Components
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Displaying Components
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How To Use Components
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3. Props
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Props
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How to Use Props
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The Map Method
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Study
React III
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In this lesson, you will create a website using and reviewing what you learned in React Study I and II like state, components and props.
What You Can Learn in This Lesson
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1. Checking the Target
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Create a Website with React
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2. Creating Components
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Creating Components
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Creating a Component
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Creating Several Components
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3. Preparing the Modal
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JSX of the Modal
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Hiding the Modal (1)
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Hiding the Modal (2)
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4. Completing the Modal
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Displaying the Modal
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Hiding the Modal
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React IV
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In React IV, you will learn how to create a contact form. Let's create an authentic form equipped with functions such as input data check.
What You Can Learn in This Lesson
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1. Check the Target
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Checking the Contact Form
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2. Displaying the "Sent" Message
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input and textarea
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Creating the "Sent" Message
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Updating the State with onSubmit
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3. Managing the Input Value with State
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Managing the State of the Input Value
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Acquiring the Input Value with onChange
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Updating the State
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4. Checking the Input
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Creating the Error Message
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onChange and Input Check
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5. Challenge
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Managing the State of the Message Content
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