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Sure, you can read React docs for an afternoon and get a basic feeling for it. Then there's the million fine points to master. Like the minutiae of React.prop
by xamuel 10y ago
Sure, you can read React docs for an afternoon and get a basic feeling for it.
Then there's the million fine points to master. Like the minutiae of React.propTypes. Or how to use {' '} to avoid having spaces rudely removed. The fine details of react component lifecycle, or how you have to set "className" instead of "class", or ... ...
The rough high-level idea is ALWAYS easy. The devil is ALWAYS in the details.
- HeyImAlex 10y ago> Or how to use {' '} to avoid having spaces rudely removed. I think you can type like you would do in html.
- rejschaap 10y agoIt is not exactly the same though. is a non-breaking space, which means the browser will keep the elements together on the same line. With a normal space the elements could be rendered on seperate lines.