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React reduces UI building down to its theoretical minimum by making components simple JavaScript functions. The return value from this function is your HTML or UI, written in a special syntax called JSX that combines JavaScript with markup. You can pass data into a component by using a props argument which is then referenced inside the function body.
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To give a component its own internal state, you can use the state hook, which is a function returning a value and another function to change it. When the state value changes, React automatically reacts to update the UI. You can then bind the state-changing function to user events, like a button click, so the template always shows the most recent value.
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React itself does not care about routing, state management, animation, or similar concerns. Instead, it lets those concerns evolve naturally within the open source community. As a result, a massive ecosystem surrounds the library with countless supporting options for static sites, server-side rendering, and forms.
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Once you have learned React, you can easily jump into React Native to start building mobile apps. Furthermore, knowing this UI library is currently one of the most in-demand skills for front-end developers.
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