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Let’s assume you’re brand new to web development and you want to learn Reactjs. Most of the tutorials and even chatGPT tell you to use an official tool called create-react-app, but it’s a trap if you use it, you already failed your react developer admission test and as a punishment you now need to go learn ember.js xD
React is a powerful library for building modern web applications. It provides a simple and efficient way to manage state, which is the data that controls the behavior and appearance of your app. However, if you’re new to React, you might be wondering why your state isn’t updating immediately in functional components. This can be a frustrating problem to deal with, but don’t worry – in this article, I’ll explain why this happens and how to solve it.
As a frontend developer, you’re probably familiar with the JavaScript library React. React has become a go-to tool for building complex and dynamic user interfaces, and it has been adopted by many large companies and developers around the world. But have you ever wondered why React relies so heavily on JavaScript? In this blog post, I’ll explain how React uses JavaScript to achieve its goals and why a solid understanding of JavaScript is critical to becoming a proficient React developer.
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