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React is a JavaScript library that implements an interesting programming paradigm. It allows data sets to be synchronized across servers and clients in a disciplined way. | React is a [[JavaScript]] library that implements an interesting programming paradigm. It allows data sets to be synchronized across servers and clients in a disciplined way. | ||
One interesting demonstration of [[React]] is: [[DOM Virtualization]]. | One interesting demonstration of [[React]] is: [[DOM Virtualization]]. | ||
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A place to see React is to use the website: [[Codepen|codepen.io]]<ref>{{:Video/How To Build CodePen With React}}</ref>. | A place to see React is to use the website: [[Codepen|codepen.io]]<ref>{{:Video/How To Build CodePen With React}}</ref>. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:47, 26 January 2023
React is a JavaScript library that implements an interesting programming paradigm. It allows data sets to be synchronized across servers and clients in a disciplined way.
One interesting demonstration of React is: DOM Virtualization.
A place to see React is to use the website: codepen.io[1].
Historical Accounts
Some historical accounts can be found here[2]:
References
- ↑ Cook, Kyle (Sep 20, 2020). How To Build CodePen With React. local page: Web Dev Simplified.
- ↑ uidotdev, ed. (Feb 1, 2022). The Story of React. local page: uidotdev.
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