Lessons:11Length:1.7 hours
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4.1 Writing a Stateful Component
We usually strive for stateless components—they are simply more efficient and much simpler to maintain. But there are times when a component needs state, and so I'll show you how to write a stateful component in this lesson.
1.Introduction
1.1Five Practical Examples to Learn React01:37
1.1
Five Practical Examples to Learn React
01:37
2.Hello, World
2.1React's Built-In Factory Methods09:38
2.1
React's Built-In Factory Methods
09:38
2.2Defining DOM-Specific Props to our Components07:18
2.2
Defining DOM-Specific Props to our Components
07:18
3.Bootstrap Button Group Component
3.1JSX and Stateless Components08:59
3.1
JSX and Stateless Components
08:59
3.2Passing Props to Components11:49
3.2
Passing Props to Components
11:49
4.A Digital Clock
4.1Writing a Stateful Component12:42
4.1
Writing a Stateful Component
12:42
4.2Higher-Order Components07:59
4.2
Higher-Order Components
07:59
5.A Multi-Selector Component
5.1Events and Passing Functions15:00
5.1
Events and Passing Functions
15:00
6.An Ajax-Powered Navbar
6.1Tools for Everyday Development14:16
6.1
Tools for Everyday Development
14:16
6.2Using Ajax in Your Components09:38
6.2
Using Ajax in Your Components
09:38
7.Conclusion
7.1Conclusion01:35
7.1
Conclusion
01:35
