#82 App In an Hour: Making a Discussion Board with React and Firebase
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App In an Hour: Making a Discussion Board with React and Firebase
In this video I attempt to go from nothing to a Discussion Board built with React and Firebase in about an hour. It's hard work but I manage to get something that you can put messages on and it stores the messages in firebase by the end.
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The core of React is components. You can nest these components like you would nest HTML tags, which makes is easy to write JSX since it resembles markup.
React Native has come a long way since it was open-sourced in 2015. Fewer than two years later, it’s being used not only in Facebook and Facebook Ads Manager, but also in many other companies, from Fortune 500 companies to hot new startups.
How to Achieve Reusability with React Components
Reusability is one of the most common buzzwords in software engineering today. It’s promised by a wide variety of frameworks, tools, and paradigms, each of which seems to have not only its own approach to achieving reusability, but its own definition of the word itself.
ARc is a React starter kit based on the Atomic Design methodology. It's progressive, which means that you can start with the basic boilerplate and try the other features when you are comfortable.
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