In this age of mobile devices the developer has to account for their product being viewed on a hand held or tablet sized device as well as laptops and desktops. This means your site should look great on any size screen! Here is an example of a website that does
In this exercise you will use React to create a simple counter application. Your counter app should have: * A display for the current count * An increment button * A decrement button
The module is Angular's overall container. It contains all controllers as well as all other AngularJS code. The Angular module is created with the following code in a javascript file: var app = angular.module("myApp", []); There are other ways to write this, but we'll stick to this one for now.
Using events All JavaScript functions can use events as parameters. An event is an object that is created when a function is called. It is literally a JavaScript object that has a list of properties that can be used. You can see a list of event properties here: https://developer.
Configuring Webpack to transpile React code is simple. Once you know how to set up your basic webpack.config.js all you have to do is install a new babel preset! Install the react preset for babel by running: npm install --save babel-preset-react. Now, when you run webpack or webpack-dev-server