What I've learned about React.JS

During my time at Hack Oregon I took an introduction courses on React.JS and ES6.

We covered a fair amount of territory over the course of 8 weeks. We met two times a week for 2.5 hours.

ES6:	React:
Arrow functions and let keyword; Block scopes Classes and inheritance; Default parameters Destructured assignment Generators; Iterators; Maps Promises; Rest parameters; Sets Spread operator; Template Literals Classes Enhanced object literals Template strings Let + const Iterators + for..of Generators	Introducing JSX Rendering Elements Components and Props State and Lifecycle Handling Events Conditional Rendering Lists and Keys Forms Lifting State Up Composition vs Inheritance Web Components Higher-Order Components Integrating with Other Libraries Typechecking With PropTypes Storing History

My capstone was to create a microblog using React and Firebase. To do this I created 15 dynamic and static components.

All of the work is served from GitHub pages, and that data is managed by Firebase.

Server:	Clientside:
Firebase GitHub Pages	ES6 Radium Re-base React.JS React-burger-nav React-dom React-router Vanilla JS

Link: Github Repo

Link: React Blog

December 31, 2016