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This is a simple presentation with a set of exercises to introduce some React key concepts. The concepts your are going to learn are: Props, State, React Component, React Instance, React Element You are also going to practise unit testing with React using:Mocha, Chai, Sinon, Enzyme, Jsdom, React Test Utilities
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