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React JS TOC

React JS is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces and single-page web applications. It introduces components as the building blocks of interfaces, allowing developers to create reusable UI elements with their own state and rendering logic. The document outlines React's role in single-page applications, why it is useful, how to install and use it to create components, manage their state and properties, handle events, perform CRUD operations, add styles and routing, and manage state with Redux.

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React JS TOC

React JS is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces and single-page web applications. It introduces components as the building blocks of interfaces, allowing developers to create reusable UI elements with their own state and rendering logic. The document outlines React's role in single-page applications, why it is useful, how to install and use it to create components, manage their state and properties, handle events, perform CRUD operations, add styles and routing, and manage state with Redux.

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React JS

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 What is React JS?

 React’s role in SPAs

 Why React?

 Installing React JS

 Creating a React Component

 React Application structure

 Components

 JSX

 Props and State

 Handling events

 Manipulating state

 Two Way Binding

 Stateless and Stateful components

 Component Life cycle

 Property Validation
 Using AJAX with React
 CRUD Operations

 Styles
 Routing in React JS
 Context API
 State management using Redux

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