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React Part 3 - Components & Hierarchies #1336
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I would like to work on this issue |
Could you please elaborate on what is meant by " Using 3p components like reactstrap " and about the refactoring of the code. I didn't get it |
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I think what he mean to say is using 3rd party Components like Reactstrap which include inbuilt CSS in their component. |
Yeah, I to think so... |
@annu12340 Do you want to work on this issue ? |
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@annu12340 Please go through https://bit.ly/2wQxqLy and after you have filled the forms mentioned inside you could start working on this issue. |
I have already done that part :) |
Okay, then you could start working on the issue. |
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Original issue description:
Child task of Epic #1301
The previous two lessons focused on props and state inside of a single component. Now we need to expand on that foundation to cover how props and state are passed along component hierarchies and when it makes sense to split some JSX into a new component.
Use our Lesson Template v2
Topics to Cover
<button>
props.children
reactstrap
Example Code
This lesson should go in the
./react-js/react-part-3-hierarchies.md
and a link added to the main README.md along with the other React lessons.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: