Introduction to React.js
A JavaScript Library for Building User
Interfaces
Presented by: [Your Name]
Date: [Insert Date]
What is React.js?
• - Developed by Facebook in 2013
• - A JavaScript library for building fast and
interactive UIs
• - Component-based architecture
• - Can be used for web, mobile (React Native)
and desktop apps
Key Features of React
• - JSX (JavaScript XML) – HTML in JavaScript
• - Virtual DOM – Fast rendering
• - Component-based – Reusable and modular
• - Unidirectional data flow
• - Hooks – Functional component features
Why Use React?
• - Easy to learn and use
• - Strong community support
• - Reusable components save development
time
• - SEO-friendly with server-side rendering
• - Great for SPA (Single Page Applications)
React Component Example
• function Welcome(props) {
• return <h1>Hello, {props.name}</h1>;
• }
• - This is a functional component
• - Accepts `props` and returns JSX
JSX – Syntax Extension
• const element = <h1>Welcome to
React!</h1>;
• - Combines HTML and JavaScript
• - Makes code more readable and expressive
• - Compiled using Babel
Virtual DOM
• - React uses Virtual DOM for performance
• - Updates only the changed elements, not the
whole DOM
• - Efficient and faster than manual DOM
manipulation
React Hooks (Basics)
• - Introduced in React 16.8
• - Examples:
• - useState – manage state
• - useEffect – side effects (like API calls)
• const [count, setCount] = useState(0);
Real-world Applications
• - Facebook – Social media
• - Instagram – Photo sharing
• - Netflix – UI components
• - Airbnb, Uber, WhatsApp Web
Conclusion
• - React is powerful, scalable, and developer-
friendly
• - Great for building modern web apps
• - Keep learning: practice building small
projects

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  • 1.
    Introduction to React.js AJavaScript Library for Building User Interfaces Presented by: [Your Name] Date: [Insert Date]
  • 2.
    What is React.js? •- Developed by Facebook in 2013 • - A JavaScript library for building fast and interactive UIs • - Component-based architecture • - Can be used for web, mobile (React Native) and desktop apps
  • 3.
    Key Features ofReact • - JSX (JavaScript XML) – HTML in JavaScript • - Virtual DOM – Fast rendering • - Component-based – Reusable and modular • - Unidirectional data flow • - Hooks – Functional component features
  • 4.
    Why Use React? •- Easy to learn and use • - Strong community support • - Reusable components save development time • - SEO-friendly with server-side rendering • - Great for SPA (Single Page Applications)
  • 5.
    React Component Example •function Welcome(props) { • return <h1>Hello, {props.name}</h1>; • } • - This is a functional component • - Accepts `props` and returns JSX
  • 6.
    JSX – SyntaxExtension • const element = <h1>Welcome to React!</h1>; • - Combines HTML and JavaScript • - Makes code more readable and expressive • - Compiled using Babel
  • 7.
    Virtual DOM • -React uses Virtual DOM for performance • - Updates only the changed elements, not the whole DOM • - Efficient and faster than manual DOM manipulation
  • 8.
    React Hooks (Basics) •- Introduced in React 16.8 • - Examples: • - useState – manage state • - useEffect – side effects (like API calls) • const [count, setCount] = useState(0);
  • 9.
    Real-world Applications • -Facebook – Social media • - Instagram – Photo sharing • - Netflix – UI components • - Airbnb, Uber, WhatsApp Web
  • 10.
    Conclusion • - Reactis powerful, scalable, and developer- friendly • - Great for building modern web apps • - Keep learning: practice building small projects