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  2. Vixs ✨@vixs101
    #100DaysOfCode Challenge, Day 10: Still on React hooks, today i learned about the "useState" hook. here are some key things about it: 💡 State Management Made Simple: With useState, managing state in React functional components becomes a breeze. No need for class components for..
    Vixs ✨ @vixs101
    #100DaysOfCode Challenge Day 9: - Didn't do much today, but i was able to learn about "useEffect" in React and also made a thread. Today's deep dive into the useEffect hook in React left me in awe! 🚀 Let's explore the power of managing side effects in functional components...
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  3. Vixs ✨@vixs101
    #100DaysOfCode Challenge Day 9: - Didn't do much today, but i was able to learn about "useEffect" in React and also made a thread. Today's deep dive into the useEffect hook in React left me in awe! 🚀 Let's explore the power of managing side effects in functional components...
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  4. Vixs ✨@vixs101
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    2- ..class components for basic state needs anymore! It's a paradigm shift towards cleaner and more concise code. 🔄💡 #ReactState #FunctionalComponents
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  5. Vixs ✨@vixs101
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    3- 🔄 Dynamic Reactivity with Setter Functions: The beauty of useState lies in its dynamic reactivity. The setter function not only updates the state but also triggers a re-render, ensuring your UI stays in sync with the evolving state. 🔄🚀 #ReactReactivity #DynamicUI
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  7. Kunal Arora@kunalthedev
    🌐 Conditional rendering: Bringing your functional components to life with dynamic content. 🚀 Explore the magic of showing different content based on conditions. Here's a snippet to kickstart your conditional rendering journey! 👩‍💻👨‍💻 #ReactJS #DynamicUI #WebDev #100DaysOfCode
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  8. Vixs ✨@vixs101
    #100DaysOfCode Challenge, Day 11: Today i learned about the "useContext" hook. here are some key things about it: 🎭 The Context of State Management: useContext allows you to access values from a React context...
    Vixs ✨ @vixs101
    #100DaysOfCode Challenge, Day 10: Still on React hooks, today i learned about the "useState" hook. here are some key things about it: 💡 State Management Made Simple: With useState, managing state in React functional components becomes a breeze. No need for class components for..
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  9. Vixs ✨@vixs101
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    🔗 No More Prop Drilling: Tired of passing props down the component tree? useContext eliminates prop drilling, allowing you to access context values directly in nested components. Your code becomes cleaner and more maintainable. 🚀🌳 #ReactPerformance #PropDrillingNoMore
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  10. Vixs ✨@vixs101
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    🌈 Dynamic Theming Made Easy: useContext is a game-changer for theming in React. Whether it's light or dark mode, accessing theme values globally through context simplifies the process and enhances the user experience. 🌗🔄 #ReactTheming #DynamicUI
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  12. Vixs ✨@vixs101
    Let's go!💪 So Day 1 of the #100DaysOfCode challenge. - started a course on Reactjs and also made a thread of things I learned (check comments). - Built the UI of a chatbot that I and my friend are working on. - started working on my Alx projects. (I'm sooo behind schedule 🤦)
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    Thinking about starting the #100DaysOfCode 🤔🤔
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  14. Vixs ✨@vixs101
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    2 - 🧩 Components in React 🧩 ReactApps are composed of UI subunits called components. These pieces of the interface are built in isolation, making them reusable throughout the app. Each app has a root component, forming the foundation of the UI. #ReactComponents #UI
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  15. Vixs ✨@vixs101
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    3- 💡 The Power of State in React 💡 Every React component has state, which represents the data to display when the component is rendered. The return statement generates a React element, contributing to the dynamic nature of React applications. #ReactState #DynamicUI
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  17. Vixs ✨@vixs101
    #100DaysOfCode Challenge Day 6: - learned about React props and played around with it a little (check comments for the thread on props). - started working on my new project, which is an e-library management system, I hope it comes out just fine😅😅.
    Vixs ✨ @vixs101
    #100DaysOfCode challenge Day 5: i didn't do enough today, but i was able to; - Learn more on Events in React and solved a couple of coding exercise. - started collecting data for a new project I'll be working on.
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  18. Vixs ✨@vixs101
    #100DaysOfCode challenge Day 5: i didn't do enough today, but i was able to; - Learn more on Events in React and solved a couple of coding exercise. - started collecting data for a new project I'll be working on.
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  19. Vixs ✨@vixs101
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    2-🌈 Passing the Baton - Parent to Child: With React props, sending data from a parent component to a child component becomes as easy as passing down attributes. It's all about creating a flow of information within your app. 🚀📤 #ReactDataFlow #PropsInAction
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  20. Vixs ✨@vixs101
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    3-🔁 Dynamic Components with Props: React props enable dynamic components. By passing different data through props, you can reuse components with varied content, making your UIs adaptable and powerful. 🔄💪 #DynamicUI #ReactComponents
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