FREELessons: 2Length: 15 minutes
If you're just getting started with React, you might not be happy about learning its template language: JSX. However, JSX is really just a simple syntax extension to JavaScript. With JSX, you can easily build up large DOM structures for your components, all in easy-to-write, near-JavaScript syntax.
In this quick Coffee Break Course, instructor Andrew Burgess will give you a look at the ins and outs of using both native HTML elements and custom React components. You'll compare JSX with the JavaScript into which it compiles, and you'll learn all the fundamentals of coding with JSX!
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1.Thinking in React: JSX Deep Dive2 lessons, 15:21
2 lessons, 15:21
1.1Introduction00:37
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Introduction
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1.2Thinking in React: JSX Deep Dive14:44
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Thinking in React: JSX Deep Dive
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Hi! I'm Andrew Burgess, and I'm a connoisseur of all things programming.
I'm from near Toronto, Canada, and I've been fooling around with computers for nearly my whole life, both hardware and software. Right now, I'm finishing up a computer science degree. For almost a decade now, I've been playing around with over a dozen programming languages on several different platforms, from JavaScript to Java, from Ruby to Befunge. My favourite has always been JavaScript.
I've always enjoyed writing, so when I discovered Tuts+ in 2009, I was excited to start writing tutorials. Since then, I've been writing tutorials and producing screencasts for Tuts+. Right now, I'm a course instructor and I produce mostly JavaScript-related courses. Maybe you've seen Building a Web App from Scratch with Angular.js or Node.js from Scratch; that's me!
I've also written a few ebooks, like Getting Good with Git, Getting Good with JavaScript, and, more recently, Backbone.js Blueprints.