If you want to create a multi-page React app, the easiest way to navigate between pages is by using React Router. In this post I’ll take you through the steps of setting up a navbar for a simple app. We’ll start off with three different components which will be three different pages in our app. […]
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A Really Simple Intro to Lifting State in React
When using React, you can easily share information downwards in the component tree. Using props, you’re able to pass data from a parent component to a child component but how do you pass information from a child to a parent or even between siblings? That’s when we need to lift state. I’ll take you through […]
A Really Simple Intro to localStorage in React
Saving information to local storage can be incredibly useful and can make for a far better user experience in your apps. Imagine if you had to log in from scratch every time you wanted to look at Twitter! By using the localStorage method in React, we can make save certain information to the user’s machine […]
A Really Simple Intro to Changing Styling Using React State
When using React, one of the easiest ways to make style changes to an element on an event is by using state. In this example, we’ll be looking at how we can change the corners of a button from pointed to rounded on click. I know this isn’t something you’re likely to be doing on […]
Creating a New React App
In this post, I’ll be taking you through a simple way to set up a new React App. First, you’ll need to install Node.js. If you’re not sure if you have it you can check using Command Prompt or Terminal. If you’ve never use the Command Prompt or Terminal before, it is an application which […]