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Context Api - UseContext()

Context in React is a mechanism to share values, users data, shopping cart or any global state, between components without the need to pass props through every level of the component tree. It helps in avoiding prop drilling

# Web Development,# React,# Beginner Developers,

Creating an Image Expand Gallery

In this tutorial, we'll walk through the process of creating a responsive image expand gallery using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

# JavaScript,# CSS,# HTML5,

GitHub Basics Forking vs. Cloning Explained

There are two fundamental concepts that are really important in version control which are forking and cloning repositories

# Programming Blogs,# GitHub,# Beginner Developers,

Implementing Paystack Payment in a React Application A Step-by-Step Guide

Online payment integration is a crucial part of any e-commerce application and it is daunting and confusing to set up sometimes. In this guide

# payment,# React,# Web Development,

Introduction to React

We'll explore its core concepts and benefits. if you just starting out, understanding React’s

# React,# Beginner Developers,# JavaScript,

Props with live Project

In our previous article, we learned about JSX and components and a little bit of props. In this article, we’ll do a deep dive into props

# React,# Beginner Developers,# Web Development,

React Hooks - UseEffect

React hook that enables you to perform side effects in functional components. Side effects are operations that affect

# React,# Beginner Developers,# JavaScript,

React Hooks - UseState

State is vital for building interactive applications. It enables your components to respond to user interactions, data fetching

# React,# Beginner Developers,# Tutorial,

React's Core Concepts - Jsx and Components

JSX is a syntax extension for JavaScript, and it plays an important role in defining the structure of your React components

# React,# Beginner Developers,# Programming Blogs,

Setting up React your React App

Node.js is a JavaScript runtime that allows you to execute JavaScript code outside of a web browser. React relies on Node.js

# React,# Beginner Developers,# JavaScript,