JavaScript Tutorial – Day 1: An Introduction to JavaScript
Welcome to the JavaScript tutorial series! If you’ve ever wondered how websites come alive with animations, interactive forms, or real-time updates, the answer is often JavaScript. It is the most widely used programming language for the web, and this series will take you step by step from basics to advanced topics. This is Day 1 […]
Day 7: Virtual DOM in React.js
Our today’s learning is Virtual DOM in React.js. One of the biggest reasons React is so fast and popular is because of the Virtual DOM. You’ll hear this term a lot, but many beginners get confused about what it really means. Let’s break it down in simple terms. In the last few blogs, we worked […]
Day 6: Conditional Rendering in React.js
Our today’s learning is Conditional Rendering in React.js. When you build apps, you don’t always want to show everything at once. Sometimes you show a message only if the user is logged in, or display a loading spinner until data arrives. This is where conditional rendering comes in. What is Conditional Rendering? Conditional rendering means:👉 […]
Day 5: Events and Forms in React.js
We will learn how to handle events and forms in React.js. You’ll often need to capture user actions—like button clicks, typing in text fields, or submitting forms. In React, this is done using events. Today, we’ll explore onClick, onChange, and controlled inputs that update state in real time. What are Events in React.js? Think of […]
Day 4: Learning Props and State in React
Props and State in React are the two core ideas that make your components reusable and interactive. In Day 1–3, we set up the environment and learned JSX & Components. Today we’ll learn how data flows with props, how components remember data with state, and how to use both together. What are Props in React? […]
Day 3: Understanding JSX and Components in React
Welcome back to our React Learning Series!, we already set up React, and created a portfolio page. Today, we’ll dive into JSX and Components, the heart of React. What is JSX? JSX stands for JavaScript XML.It allows us to write HTML-like code inside JavaScript, which React then transforms into actual DOM elements. 👉 Without JSX: […]