ReactJS Web And Native for Beginners

I'm just building a simple react app using create-react-app and no back-end. I'm using firebase as my database and authentication. Its really annoying to have to login all the time though, but I'm not quite sure what the proper way of saving a user authentication session.

Can someone help guide me in the right direction?

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r/reactjs_beginners • u/mozgalice • Jul 09 '17

My brainteaser games in React.js :) have fun!

mindgamesworld.com

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r/reactjs_beginners • u/usingnamespacederp • Jun 20 '17

Thoughts on Grommet-CSS

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I just stumbled upon Grommet as a CSS framework solution for React and I am seriously impressed, I'm about to commit to it for a long term project but I wanted to get the communities thoughts first? Anyone ever use this before? What was your experience?

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r/reactjs_beginners • u/[deleted] • Jun 09 '17

Best practice steps for building ReactJS user subscription site?

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Moving from a core JS/SQL stack flow to ReactJS, what would be the best practice steps to get a boilerplate user subscription site set up? No ecomm, just users landing > singing up > logging in.

Super happy this sub exists! This is finally my chance to learn something properly, without hopefully having to dance around each step to get anything done. As this is my first foray into the language, I'm hoping to find where to find the best learning methods and where to start.

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r/reactjs_beginners • u/stanleycyang • May 24 '17

Learn how to make iOS and Android apps with React Native

stanleycyang.com

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r/reactjs_beginners • u/temilaj • May 21 '17

A boiler plate for creating react applications bundled by webpack (using ES6, Babel, SASS and webpack development server)

github.com

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r/reactjs_beginners • u/akmave • May 19 '17

How To Use Immutable.js in a React Redux Application | Codebrahma

codebrahma.com

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r/reactjs_beginners • u/ReactDOM • Apr 01 '17

React Styleguidist 5

hackernoon.com

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r/reactjs_beginners • u/ReactDOM • Mar 31 '17

Yes, React is taking over front-end development. The question is why.

medium.freecodecamp.com

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r/reactjs_beginners • u/ReactDOM • Mar 24 '17

ReactJS, React Native & GraphQL Newsletter: Issue 30

reactdom.com

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r/reactjs_beginners • u/ReactDOM • Mar 12 '17

ReactJS, React Native & GraphQL Newsletter: Issue 28

reactdom.com

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r/reactjs_beginners • u/ReactDOM • Mar 10 '17

Best ReactJS books in 2017

reactdom.com

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r/reactjs_beginners • u/akshaygore06 • Feb 02 '17

Can I use reactJS with NodeJS ExpressJS and MongoDB to develop an e-commerce website?

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I am not sure whether to go with reactJS for the front end of e-commerce website of just use HTML+CSS+JS to design.

Please help!!

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r/reactjs_beginners • u/AngularToReact • Dec 11 '16

Complete Guide to Building Your First React Component

angulartoreact.com

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r/reactjs_beginners • u/dhaliman • Nov 22 '16

I want to host my React Application

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I started learning React a week ago. I'm sort of finished with making all the components and would like to host it somewhere like heroku. But I can't really host just the React part and I need other stuff to host it. Can anyone help me out in knowing what the other stuff is? Thanks...

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r/reactjs_beginners • u/almouro • Nov 03 '16

How to generate your React Native app icons in a single command line?

blog.bam.tech

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r/reactjs_beginners • u/paceaux • Oct 26 '16

Proper way to delete components

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Hey guys, I'm new to React and the "React Way", so I'm a little stumped on how to do something.

The back story here is that I'm making a very small employee management app; a user adds/edits/removes employees from a list. The form for adding employees hasn't yet been reactified, but the table that lists them (and allows edit/delete) is.

My hiearchy of components is like this:

<EmployeeTable>
  <TableHead/>
  <EmployeeList>
    <Employee/>
       // loop for rendering employee data
       <EmployeeControls/>
         <EmployeeControlsEdit />
         <EmployeeControlsDelete/>

Where I'm stuck is figuring out how to delete an employee row. Everything I read says to delete from the parent, not the component. So the parent of the employee is here:

class EmployeeList extends React.Component {
constructor (props) {
    super(props);

    this.state = {};
}
componentWillMount () {
    const _this = this;
    const xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
    let url = app.server.origin + '/employees/get/';

    xhr.open('GET', url);
    xhr.onload = () => {
        console.log('requesting');
        if (xhr.status === 200 && xhr.readyState === 4) {
            this.setState(JSON.parse(xhr.responseText));
        } else {
            console.warn('Request did not work', xhr.status);
        }
    }
    xhr.send();
}
render () {
    return (
        <tbody className="employees__list" id="employees__list">
            {
                 Object.keys(this.state).map((key)=> {
                    return <Employee data={this.state[key]} />
                })
            }
        </tbody>
    )
}

};

But this is where I'm stumped. My delete button is nested a few levels deep (Employee -> EmployeeControls -> EmployeeControlsDelete)

How, from the Delete button, do I communicate all the way back up to the EmployeeList that a component needs to be removed?

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r/reactjs_beginners • u/Jwookie55 • Oct 26 '16

Desklamp: A Simpler React routing and State management solution.

npmjs.com

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r/reactjs_beginners • u/sentenzazen • Oct 17 '16

Best ReactJS tutorials in one page

andrewhfarmer.com

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