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Object literal is so cool than switch case because it’s so easy to write and maintain

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#DailyJavascriptTips This is part2 of "How JSX Components are displayed (rendered) in the web in a React application. Here in the first slide is the App landing page built with React.js. What you see is the Hero Component. In slide2 we have the App.js, which works as a main component housing all other components, imported from the Components folder. In slide3 is the illustration where the Components are created in the scr folder. On its right are how these components are imported, and then used in the return statement to display in the web page. In the slide4 are the different important sections,with index.js which imports the App Component from App.js and renders it in the index.html single page inside public 📂 folder. #SinglePageWebsite #singlepage #reactcomponets #components #reactforbegginers #reactbasics #reacttips #javascriptprojects #JavaScriptFrameworks #ReactJS #webdevelopment #javascript #codesnnippets https://www.instagram.com/p/Cc5cWXtKX1n/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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#DailyJavaScriptTips React and almost all other modern Javascript Libraries and Frameworks use ES6 syntax. You cannot write any meaningful Components,unless you are copying code you don't understand what it does, without knowing and understanding the ES6 and laterversion syntax of Javascript. Here,in slide2 are 2 code snippets. One is simply a construct of how to use clauses with constructor sysntax, and the other shows how inheritance works in es6. If you use class based component, that's exactly what they do. #es6 #components #es6 #es6syntax #reactcomponets #components #reactforbegginers #reactbasics #reacttips #javascriptprojects #JavaScriptFrameworks #ReactJS #webdevelopment https://www.instagram.com/p/Cc7Lx8XtQiN/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=