In this article, we’ll cover the evolution of React.js from its inception through the release of different versions to date, including what’s expected in React 18.
You’ve undoubtedly heard of JSX if you’ve worked with React. In this blog, we’ll see how JSX translates to regular JavaScript. We’ll also discuss the benefits of JSX and what happens behind the scenes when you write JSX in React.
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