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The React Workshop

You're reading from   The React Workshop Get started with building web applications using practical tips and examples from React use cases

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2020
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781838645564
Length 806 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Florian Sloot Florian Sloot
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Ryan Yu Ryan Yu
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Brandon Richey Brandon Richey
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Endre Vegh Endre Vegh
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 Theofanis Despoudis Theofanis Despoudis
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Anton Punith Anton Punith
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Table of Contents (20) Chapters Close

Preface
1. Getting Started with React 2. Dealing with React Events FREE CHAPTER 3. Conditional Rendering and for Loops 4. React Lifecycle Methods 5. Class and Function Components 6. State and Props 7. Communication between Components 8. Introduction to Formik 9. Introduction to React Router 10. Advanced Routing Techniques: Special Cases 11. Hooks – Reusability, Readability, and a Different Mental Model 12. State Management with Hooks 13. Composing Hooks to Solve Complex Problems 14. Fetching Data by Making API Requests 15. Promise API and async/await 16. Fetching Data on Initial Render and Refactoring with Hooks 17. Refs in React 18. Practical Use Cases of Refs Appendix

Problems before React

Web development is a trade that can sometimes be incredibly confusing and complex. The act of getting the buttons, pictures, and text that we see on a website is not always a simple endeavor.

Think about a web page with a little form to log into your account. You have at least two text boxes, usually for your username and your password, where you need to enter your details. You have a button or link that allows you to log in after the details have been entered, with maybe at least one extra little link in case you forget your password. You probably also have a logo for this site you are logging into, and maybe some sort of branding or otherwise compelling visual elements. Here is an example of a simple login page:

Figure 1.1: Login form

All of that doesn't just exist, though. A web developer needs to sit down and build each of these pieces and put them together in such a way so that the audience visiting that site can interact...

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