Page 1 of 35 Pom eR Oe Toco Ce Fo) ec) React Cheatsheet This ReactJS cheatsheet covers essential topics with examples and explanations. It is designed for both beginners and experienced developers to quickly learn all key ReactJS concepts, Table of Content = What is ReactJS? = Basics = State Management = Hooks = React 18 Features = Advanced Features = Common Patterns = Performance Optimization = React Concurrent Rendering = code_splitting = Advanced Hooks = Error Boundaries = TypeScript Integration = Modern React Patterns = Testing = Router = Top-Level API = ConclusionPage2 of 35 What is ReactJS? The ReactJS is also known as React, it is an open-source JavaScript library, developed by Facebook in 2013. It is normally used for creating User Interface (UIs) and more concretely, creating Single Page Applications (SPAs). React is a client-side JavaScript library that lets its developers build engaging web applications with components. ReactJs Basics There are following basics concepts of reacts — 1. Components A Component is a building block of your application. It is a reusable piece of code that represents part of the user interface. Let's create a component. Navigate to your project folder and create a file with either .js or .jsx extension inside the sre folder. Peat test ect pana Cae 2. Multiple Imports You can import multiple modules or components into another component or App.js to manipulate your application. esse aoa i Laer kes EasePage3 of 35 3. Props In Reacts, props are known as properties. Props are objects that store the value of the tag's attributes. They are used to pass data from one component to another, similar to how arguments are passed in a function. Let's see how you can assign props to a component — Cease Ce Md function Demo(props) { Pan Pee CM ec Tusa 1) Pe See ie Cer eee TENA a on name: {props .name}You are {age} years old.Hello, { 11. React Lifecycle Methods There are three phase of lifecycle, the methods — nting, updating, and unmounting. Following areSr.No Mounting constructor() render() componentDidMount() State Management age 70136 Updating shouldComponentUpdate() render() componentDidUpdate() In Reacts, statement management is the process of managing data and how it changes across component in react application. Concept useState Local State Global State Props Event Handling Updating State State in Children Rendering Lists Hooks Explanation Manages state in functional components. State used within a single component. State shared across multiple components. Pass data/functions from parent to child. Update state on user actions. Use the setter function to update state. Pass state-updating functions as props to children. Use state to render dynamic lists. Example const [name, setName] = useState(™") const [count, setCount] = useState(0) const [items, setItems] = useState([]);