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#72: React.js: library that won frontends?
React.js is a JavaScript library for building dynamic user
interfaces. React applications are built on top of reusable components.
Components encapsulate look and feel, logic and state. Also, React has
quite an advanced state propagation mechanism. In simple words, it means
that the user interface is very responsive and consistent. To improve
developer experience, React typically uses JSX. An extension to
JavaScript language. Let’s dive deeper into why React.js became the most
popular web framework. Or library. Or both. Depends who you ask.
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By Tomasz NurkiewiczReact.js is a JavaScript library for building dynamic user
interfaces. React applications are built on top of reusable components.
Components encapsulate look and feel, logic and state. Also, React has
quite an advanced state propagation mechanism. In simple words, it means
that the user interface is very responsive and consistent. To improve
developer experience, React typically uses JSX. An extension to
JavaScript language. Let’s dive deeper into why React.js became the most
popular web framework. Or library. Or both. Depends who you ask.
Read more: https://nurkiewicz.com/72
Get the new episode straight to your mailbox: https://nurkiewicz.com/newsletter