LEC 54 | Component in React | What is Babel ? | @thecodethread

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🚀 Welcome to Lecture 54 of our Full Stack Development Course! In this insightful session, we'll delve into the core concept of components in React and explore the role of Babel in the React ecosystem. Components are the building blocks of React applications, allowing developers to create reusable and modular UI elements. Babel, on the other hand, is a powerful tool that enables developers to write modern JavaScript code and transpile it into a format that is compatible with older browsers.

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Gain a comprehensive understanding of React components and their significance in building modern web applications. Learn about the different types of components, including functional components and class components, and when to use each type. Explore the concept of reusability in React and learn how to create reusable UI elements using components. Dive into the concept of component composition and learn how to nest components within each other to build complex UIs. Learn how Babel enables developers to write modern JavaScript code using features such as arrow functions, template literals, and destructuring, and transpile it into ECMAScript 5 (ES5) code for compatibility with older browsers. Learn how to configure Babel in your React projects to leverage modern JavaScript features. Discover tips and best practices for optimizing your React development workflow using components and Babel.

By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a solid understanding of React components and Babel, empowering you to build modular, efficient, and cross-browser compatible React applications with ease. Get ready to take your React development skills to the next level and unlock endless possibilities in front-end development!

👉 Ready to master React components and Babel? Join us in this transformative session.

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you forgot to tell us,
Babel not just converts jsx into reactElement(or react standard js), but also converts modern js code into standard js code, so that incompatible browser will support js,
like-> conversion of let/const into var, conversion or=f arrow function into regular function.

In,
import ReactDOM, * as Hello from 'react-dom/client'
>>>Import ReactDOM is default export,
>>>* as Hello is a namespace import
Example :- suppose ReactDOM file has three functions f1(), f2(), f3()
when you write * as Hello means all(*) functions are bundled into single alias or object Hello.
Now you can use,
Hello.
Hello.f1()
Hellof2()
Hello.f3()

Maja aa gaya import/export me, components ke naming conventions me.😁

coder-by-birth
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Currently I am at this Lecture at 3 September

KushalSaxena-yowl
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bhaiya apko bhot acchi knowledge hai aapko kitna time hua hai ye karte hue ??

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