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A Beginner’s Guide to Understanding Redux with React

There was one developer who was new to React and was thrown into the Redux project. He has no idea about how to navigate. He looked for all sorts of online tutorials for better understanding. The concept and somehow things didn’t go well with him. There were lots of unanswered queries in his mind, such as: What is Redux? it’s basic should I know in Redux without React? What are the essential components used in Redux? What’s its workflow? How do I integrate Redux into React Project? If you’re a developer and struggling with learning Redux? Fear not, it might seem fiddly at first but will get simpler with the practice. Over here, we present a complete guide for beginners. We make sure that by the end of this tutorial, you’ll be able to use Redux in all your projects very well. Let’s jump in… Some developers think they would learn Redux as they used  ReactJS Development Services . But it’s not right yet to assume that if you understand React’s state system, then you’ll get Redux quick...

Main differences between React JS VS React Native

In 2011, Jordan walke and his team have developed React.Js, a JavaScript library for us with some notable changes. It brought together the speed of JavaScript and new way of rendering pages, leading to a responsive and dynamic user input. After two years of release, the team has announced open sourced React.Js which helps them to increase the popularity and then after they have released react native. React native is much similar to React.JS but there are some differences that you need to know before creating your application. Here, I am going to give you an overview of both  React JS   and  React Native  which will help you to get a fair idea of their individual strengths and how they are different from each other. React.JS React.Js is basically responsible for creating a hierarchy of UI components. It can be referred as React OR ReactJS. It provides support for not only Front-end but also for server-side. In MVC architecture, React.JS is just a V part becaus...