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🚀 Day 10 (18/3/25) -> Created functional and class-based components side by side -> Implemented #statemanagement in both component types -> Explored #Reactlifecycle methods and their execution order -> Fetched GitHub user data in #componentDidMount #React #Learning
ReactJS developers be like: ComponentDidMount() { console.log("I'm alive!"); } ComponentWillUnmount() { console.log("I'm dead."); } #ReactLifeCycle #FrontendHumor
The React Lifecycle: The Advantage of Pre-Built Tools For Methods, Hooks & Interactions @jessicanabraham on @newsbreakApp | @NB_Originals newsbreak.com/jessica-n-abra… #React #ReactLifecycle #JavaScript #Hooks #ReactJS #ReactHooks #ReactInteractions #ReactLifecycleMethods…
The React Lifecycle: The Advantage of Pre-Built Tools For Methods, Hooks & Interactions Jessica N. Abraham, Writer & Publicist on NewsBreak App: newsbreak.com/jessica-n-abra… #React #ReactLifecycle #JavaScript #Hooks #ReactJS #ReactHooks #ReactInteractions #ReactLifecycleMethods…
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Calling yourself a React developer but clueless about React lifecycle? Might as well call yourself a chef but can't boil water. Step up your game or step out of the kitchen🙌 #React #ReactLifeCycle #webdevelopment
Lifecycle methods and hooks in React guide components through their 3 phases: mounting, updating, and un-mounting. They allow developers to perform specific actions at each step, ensuring efficient and controlled component behavior. #ReactLifecycle #ComponentManagement
and state and props are cleared. Emphasized that side effects should not be created in render logic. Introduced `useEffect` to handle side effects and specified dependencies in the dependency array to control re-renders. #ReactJS #WebDev #ReactLifecycle
When React works its magic: Mount: Creating a new component from scratch!👶 Unmount: Bid farewell to a component that's no longer needed.👋 Re-render: Updating an existing component with fresh info!🔄 #ReactLifeCycle #DevHumor #CodingJourney 🚀😄
7/7 Remember to clean up! Especially in class components with lifecycle methods, clear timers, and remove event listeners when the component unmounts. #CleanCode #ReactLifecycle
6. Lifecycle Hooks - 🔄 React lifecycles include componentDidMount, componentDidUpdate, etc. - 🔄 Vue.js offers lifecycle hooks like created, mounted, and updated. #ReactLifecycle #VueJSLifecycle
🔄Component Instance (Life Cycle): A component instance represents a specific occurrence of a component within your app. It goes through various life cycle phases, like mounting (when it's created), updating (when it's modified), and unmounting (when it's removed) #ReactLifeCycle
Summary: The lifecycle of a function-based component revolves around Mounting, Updating, and Unmounting. useEffect is your trusty companion, helping you manage side effects at each stage. Embrace it, and happy coding! 🚀👩💻👨💻 #ReactLifecycle #WebDevelopment
Remember, this is the tip of the iceberg! 🏔️ With React evolving, hooks have also become a game-changer. 🎣 Check out the latest docs for the freshest insights! Happy coding! 💻🚀 #ReactLifecycle #WebDev101 (End of thread)
🔄🚀 Understanding the Component Lifecycle. From birth (Mounting) to updates (Updating) and farewells (Unmounting), each phase has a role to play. Dive into this intricate dance between React and your UI elements. 🎭🌟#ReactLifecycle #NomanInnovates
React's component lifecycle is like a symphony of events, orchestrating seamless updates and rendering. Understanding how it all works together is a true testament to React's elegance and efficiency. #ReactLifecycle #SmoothUpdates
👥 Lifecycle methods are methods that get called at specific points in a component's life. They allow you to control what happens when a component is created, updated, or destroyed. #ReactLifecycle #ComponentManagement
React => whats your thoughts about componentDidUpdate() ?? #React #Reactlifecycle #development