you all prolly dont care but does any of you know a tool to log back into an Instagram account? I stupidly forgot my password. I would love any help you can give me!
@Arturo Davis Thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm trying it out now. I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
I doubt myself when I was watching the udemy one, think I am too stupid to understand state and props, but fairly speaking that one is good too, it’s better watch this one first and go to the other one
I tried to learn React JS first grade in Computer Engineering while working as volunteer intern, and couldn't understand at all. And then I quit learning React. Now I'm in 3rd grade and with your videos, I can understand it clearly and will do that internship in the new year (january) again with knowledge!
I have been binging on your react tutorials and I must say they are well crafted and beautifully explained without any unwanted fluff and to the point.
I cannot thank you enough, Vishwas, for creating such a beautiful video series, which makes learning ReactJS so easy. I had so many doubts before starting your course. Now they are clearing up. Thanks again for this great effort!
I had to pause the video and salute you. You are a king when it comes to teaching. I was just passing by to learn about props then I realized your explanation is simpler than any one else's. Am now glued on your videos. You got a new sub❤️❤️
Smooth. literally after watching videos from famous youtubers hardly understood anything , I luckily found your channel and finally understood react , Best tutorials on RU-vid. God bless you mate. 😊 😊 😊
I don't understand that why even single people dislike these videos. Videos are awesome as I already said. Very clear, very short, deeper in concept and this is what one should expect. Again Thank you so much.
My udemy course didn't even explain the concept of props and state this much clear. Thank you so much . You are a good teacher and hope you can make more videos ! :)
Awesome videos on React...I think this is the only channel where i find everything related to UI technology. Thank you so much Vishwas for making these videos.
I am new to react and I have been at for a month. I was failing to get my head around react. It was frustrating me. 10 videos in am confident with the basics. You do an amazing job. Bless you
some mistake in my English,u are great sir ,now I working on angular developer main reason only for u ,pls share the react native tutorial sir thanking you so much , my language you are "guru" for me
An important point about line of code: this.changeMessage() } >Subscribe Please note that onClick functionality is wrapped within parentheses '{ }'. Some one may think why is it required. it could have also be done as: onClick = () => this.changeMessage(). The reason why parentheses are used is to ensure that at the time of loading of component, this onClick should not execute, rather it should be executed only when the related button is clicked. If the functionality of onClick is not wrapped within '{ }' then it would execute the moment related class is rendered.
Subhash, your method is the BEST. Internet should just delete ALL OTHER REACT TUTORIAL videos and only leave this one. Please make a new series on Node. Thanks you ^n
state is prefeered over props, when it comes to changing text on a page.... setState changes/updates a state variable value - here after a button click. onClick = { arrow function} state = is an object. this.state = { }, or this.setState({ }) props: passed into a component, parameter, immutable, props/this.props state: within a component, variables, can be changed, useState/this.state/this.setState
Hi Viswas, a series on react testing (unit, integration, end to end ) will be helpful. Hope you consider it. It will really make the react channel content wholesome
@codevolution since 1 month i went through all the channels, udemy, blogs but due to late date 2018 i ignored your's but i just understood how big mistake i done by avoiding this
Well actually i didnt change anything and got this by default. App.css or some other css file probably has some predefined class for h1 and other "general" tags. Centering is from App.cs but H1 style comes from something called "user agent stylesheet" which I still dont know what is.
4 года назад
In App.js you can see this import "./App.css" and inside of the component "