Tech Tutorial: Learning React.js for Single-Page Web Applications – Episode 14: CSS Styling of Components

In this video, we discuss how to create component-specific CSS for the purpose of styling an individual component.


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Tech Tutorial: Learning React.js for Single-Page Web Applications – Episode 13: Iterating Over Arrays in JSX

In this video, we walk through how to iterate over arrays of data and printing that data out to the browser using JSX.


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Tech Tutorial: Learning React.js for Single-Page Web Applications – Episode 12: The Props Object

In this video, we walk through the way in which data can be pushed into a component at the time is it initialized and rendered in the browser. This is done through what is called the ‘props’ object.


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Tech Tutorial: Learning React.js for Single-Page Web Applications – Episode 11: Conditionally Rendering JSX

In this video, we see how to conditional render a component’s user interface (UI) by removing or injecting JSX based on the internal state of a React.js component.


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Tech Tutorial: Learning React.js for Single-Page Web Applications – Episode 10: Component UI wIth JSX and React

In this video, we look at the JavaScript Syntax Extension library and how it is used in React.js to allow a component’s UI to be defined within the same JavaScript file as its functional code.


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Tech Tutorial: Learning React.js for Single-Page Web Applications – Episode 09: The React Virtual DOM

React.js allows developers to create extremely complex user interfaces and with that complexity comes performance hits. In order to mitigate performance issues that arise when complex JavaScript is executed in a user’s browser while at the same time manipulating the HTML DOM at the same time, React.js uses what is called a “Virtual DOM”.

In this video, we dive into how the React.js virtual DOM works and why it is important to the performance of React.js in users’ browsers.


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