React.js
To show and hide React components, use short-circuiting to check the visibility status and render the component if it is true.
Tag: JSX
React.js
React state is one of the central concepts of the entire React library. Without it, our React components can only become so complex and our apps will never do anything interesting. So in this article, I’m going to guide you through understanding React state from beginning to end, covering both functional and class-based components. … Read More “React State: useState and setState | React Tutorial for Beginners” »
React.js
Conditional rendering in JSX is one of the best ways to “level up” your components. When developing React components, there are many times when you need a bit of markup to be more dynamic – that is to say, it may change depending on different factors. In this guide, we’ll explore a powerful feature of … Read More “Conditional Rendering in JSX | React Tutorial for Beginners” »
React.js
The React.js library is a vast improvement over plain, vanilla JavaScript, making the lives of front-end developers and UI designers vastly easier. One of the main enhancements of React over JavaScript is a hybrid markup syntax called JSX (Java-Script-XML). JSX is what you get when JavaScript and HTML have a kid. While this is … Read More “JSX vs. HTML: Key Differences that Every React Developer Should Know” »