Get Started with React | Hands-on Labs

Beginner
Practice Now

Get Started with React

Get Started with React

This Course primarily focuses on React fundamentals. It is a collection of React examples, that will teach you React from scratch.

Your First Linux Lab 01

Your First React Lab

Hi there, welcome to LabEx! In this first lab, you'll learn the classic 'Hello, World!' program in React.

Your First Linux Lab 02

Creating and Nesting Components

Welcome to the React documentation! This lab will give you an introduction to creating and nesting components.

Your First Linux Lab 03

Writing Markup with JSX

Welcome to the React documentation! This lab will give you an introduction to writing markup with JSX.

Your First Linux Lab 04

Conditional Rendering in React

Welcome to the React documentation! This lab will give you an introduction to conditional rendering.

Your First Linux Lab 05

Rendering React Lists Introduction

Welcome to the React documentation! This lab will give you an introduction to rendering lists.

Your First Linux Lab 06

Responding to Events

Welcome to the React documentation! This lab will give you an introduction to responding to events.

Your First Linux Lab 07

Updating the Screen

Welcome to the React documentation! This lab will give you an introduction to updating the screen.

Your First Linux Lab 08

React Hooks Introduction

Welcome to the React documentation! This lab will give you an introduction to using hooks.

Your First Linux Lab 09

Callable Telephone Link

In this lab, we will learn how to create a callable telephone link in React using the tel: protocol. This link allows users to call a phone number directly from their device with just one click. By the end of this lab, you will be able to implement this feature into your own React applications, enhancing their usability and accessibility.

Your First Linux Lab 10

Show/Hide Password Toggle

In this lab, we will learn how to create a password input field with a toggle button that allows users to show or hide their password. This will be done using the useState() hook in React. By the end of this lab, you will have a better understanding of how to manage state in React and how to create a simple yet useful component for user interaction.

Other Tutorials you may like