Master React JS in easy way

Learn the most important concepts of React JS in simple and easy manner.

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🕛Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:46 - Create Your Own React App!
1:17 - Reacts Folder Structure
1:27 - Node Modules
1:34 - Dependencies
1:49 - Public Folder
1:55 - Index.HTML
2:30 - Static Assets
3:02 - Source Folder
4:03 - Run your React App!
4:13 - JSX
4:49 - Function Component
7:24 - git ignore
7:56 - Components
8:52 - Props
9:35 - Object
9:57 - Spread Operator
10:08 - use State Hook
11:04 - Conditional Rendering
11:26 - Ternary Operator
11:49 - Ending

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[Triumph]

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[dreamer]

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[emkios]

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[eighbit]

I just graduated and I started practicing and improving my frontend skills, currently HTML, CSS, & Vanilla JS. I'm planning to take it step by step before I learn framework.

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[animelibrary]

That's the whole of React. Unbelievable how you summed it up in 12 minutes

[ashutosh_tiwari]

This is a go to video for a person who is just getting started learning React after completing javascript.

[kennethbanahene]

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It's one of the best React JS tutorial 🎉

[Noah]

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[Aditya_Vyas]

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[TridentEnjoyer]

A visually pleasing presentation, I love it. Great work!

[atomicman]

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