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    ReactJS Notes for Professionals book

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    章节目录

    1-1Content list
    1-2About
    1-3Chapter 1: Getting started with React
    1-4Section 1.1: What is ReactJS?
    1-5Section 1.2: Installation or Setup
    1-6Section 1.3: Hello World with Stateless Functions
    1-7Section 1.4: Absolute Basics of Creating Reusable Components
    1-8Section 1.5: Create React App
    1-9Section 1.6: Hello World
    1-10Section 1.7: Hello World Component
    1-11Chapter 2: Components
    1-12Section 2.1: Creating Components
    1-13Section 2.2: Basic Component
    1-14Section 2.3: Nesting Components
    1-15Section 2.4: Props
    1-16Section 2.5: Component states - Dynamic user-interface
    1-17Section 2.6: Variations of Stateless Functional Components
    1-18Section 2.7: setState pitfalls
    1-19Chapter 3: Using ReactJS with TypeScript
    1-20Section 3.1: ReactJS component written in TypeScript
    1-21Section 3.2: Installation and Setup
    1-22Section 3.3: Stateless React Components in TypeScript
    1-23Section 3.4: Stateless and property-less Components
    1-24Chapter 4: State in React
    1-25Section 4.1: Basic State
    1-26Section 4.2: Common Antipattern
    1-27Section 4.3: setState()
    1-28Section 4.4: State, Events And Managed Controls
    1-29Chapter 5: Props in React
    1-30Section 5.1: Introduction
    1-31Section 5.2: Default props
    1-32Section 5.3: PropTypes
    1-33Section 5.4: Passing down props using spread operator
    1-34Section 5.5: Props.children and component composition
    1-35Section 5.6: Detecting the type of Children components
    1-36Chapter 6: React Component Lifecycle
    1-37Section 6.1: Component Creation
    1-38Section 6.2: Component Removal
    1-39Section 6.3: Component Update
    1-40Section 6.4: Lifecycle method call in dierent states
    1-41Section 6.5: React Component Container
    1-42Chapter 7: Forms and User Input
    1-43Section 7.1: Controlled Components
    1-44Section 7.2: Uncontrolled Components
    1-45Chapter 8: React Boilerplate [React + Babel + Webpack]
    1-46Section 8.1: react-starter project
    1-47Section 8.2: Setting up the project
    1-48Chapter 9: Using ReactJS with jQuery
    1-49Section 9.1: ReactJS with jQuery
    1-50Chapter 10: React Routing
    1-51Section 10.1: Example Routes.js file, followed by use of Router Link in component
    1-52Section 10.2: React Routing Async
    1-53Chapter 11: Communicate Between Components
    1-54Section 11.1: Communication between Stateless Functional Components
    1-55Chapter 12: How to setup a basic webpack, react and babel environment
    1-56Section 12.1: How to build a pipeline for a customized "Hello world" with images
    1-57Chapter 13: React.createClass vs extends React.Component
    1-58Section 13.1: Create React Component
    1-59Section 13.2: "this" Context
    1-60Section 13.3: Declare Default Props and PropTypes
    1-61Section 13.4: Mixins
    1-62Section 13.5: Set Initial State
    1-63Section 13.6: ES6/React “this” keyword with ajax to get data from server
    1-64Chapter 14: React AJAX call
    1-65Section 14.1: HTTP GET request
    1-66Section 14.2: HTTP GET request and looping through data
    1-67Section 14.3: Ajax in React without a third party library - a.k.a with VanillaJS
    1-68Chapter 15: Communication Between Components
    1-69Section 15.1: Child to Parent Components
    1-70Section 15.2: Not-related Components
    1-71Section 15.3: Parent to Child Components
    1-72Chapter 16: Stateless Functional Components
    1-73Section 16.1: Stateless Functional Component
    1-74Chapter 17: Performance
    1-75Section 17.1: Performance measurement with ReactJS
    1-76Section 17.2: React's di algorithm
    1-77Section 17.3: The Basics - HTML DOM vs Virtual DOM
    1-78Section 17.4: Tips & Tricks
    1-79Chapter 18: Introduction to Server-Side Rendering
    1-80Section 18.1: Rendering components
    1-81Chapter 19: Setting Up React Environment
    1-82Section 19.1: Simple React Component
    1-83Section 19.2: Install all dependencies
    1-84Section 19.3: Configure webpack
    1-85Section 19.4: Configure babel
    1-86Section 19.5: HTML file to use react component
    1-87Section 19.6: Transpile and bundle your component
    1-88Chapter 20: Using React with Flow
    1-89Section 20.1: Using Flow to check prop types of stateless functional components
    1-90Section 20.2: Using Flow to check prop types
    1-91Chapter 21: JSX
    1-92Section 21.1: Props in JSX
    1-93Section 21.2: Children in JSX
    1-94Chapter 22: React Forms
    1-95Section 22.1: Controlled Components
    1-96Chapter 23: User interface solutions
    1-97Section 23.1: Basic Pane
    1-98Section 23.2: Panel
    1-99Section 23.3: Tab
    1-100Section 23.4: PanelGroup
    1-101Section 23.5: Example view with `PanelGroup`s
    1-102Chapter 24: Using ReactJS in Flux way
    1-103Section 24.1: Data Flow
    1-104Chapter 25: React, Webpack & TypeScript installation
    1-105Section 25.1: webpack.config.js
    1-106Section 25.2: tsconfig.json
    1-107Section 25.3: My First Component
    1-108Chapter 26: How and why to use keys in React
    1-109Section 26.1: Basic Example
    1-110Chapter 27: Keys in react
    1-111Section 27.1: Using the id of an element
    1-112Section 27.2: Using the array index
    1-113Chapter 28: Higher Order Components
    1-114Section 28.1: Higher Order Component that checks for authentication
    1-115Section 28.2: Simple Higher Order Component
    1-116Chapter 29: React with Redux
    1-117Section 29.1: Using Connect
    1-118Appendix A: Installation
    1-119Section A.1: Simple setup
    1-120Section A.2: Using webpack-dev-server
    1-121Appendix B: React Tools
    1-122Section B.1: Links
    1-123Credits
    1-124You may also like

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