Responsive Navbar with React & SASS - Part 3

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Today I'll be sharing the third and final part of a tutorial video on how to create a responsive navbar that you can reuse in your projects. We'll be creating this navbar using React along with custom SASS styling. This way you have full control to later make this navbar look however you like, and you'll have a nice say of structuring your code to keep things neat and organized with custom styling in your applicaitons.

Here is an overview of the things you will learn in this tutorial project:
1. How to use custom styling with SASS in a React project.
2. How to structure things when doing custom styling to keep everything neat and organized.
3. How to create a navbar that is responsive regardless of the device being used.
4. How to manage navigation between pages in a React project.

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[jccorman]

Great, everything worked! But there is one concept that is left unexplained (I'm a newbie): the use of ( {children} ) in your <Layout> component. What happens here and why? Could point me to more information on it? Thanks