In this article, we’ll create a demo application illustrating how we can add input fields to a form in React programmatically. We’ll have an add button, which renders a new input field when clicked, and a delete button that does the opposite.
This post covers concepts every JavaScript developer should be comfortable with before learning React. Although there are still many concepts you should be familiar with to be a better React developer, the ones mentioned here are almost always what you’ll run into when you write React.
In this post, we’ll look at a few advantages of using TypeScript with React. Then, we’ll set up a React-TypeScript project and go through some of the fundamentals.
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