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se:labs:03 [2024/10/28 18:47]
ilie_cristian.sandu [Conditional Rendering]
se:labs:03 [2024/11/01 19:07] (current)
cosmin.dumitrache [Lab 03 - Introduction to React]
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-====== Lab 03 - Introduction to React ======+====== Lab 03 - Frontend ​======
  
 =====React==== =====React====
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 <code javascript>​ <code javascript>​
-const name = 'Andrei';+const name: string ​"Andrei";
 const element = <​h1>​Hello,​ {name}</​h1>;​ const element = <​h1>​Hello,​ {name}</​h1>;​
 </​code>​ </​code>​
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 <code javascript>​ <code javascript>​
-function HomePage({titleSE}) {+function HomePage({ titleSE: string ​}) {
   return (   return (
     <div>     <div>
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 +===== Tailwind CSS =====
 +
 +Tailwind CSS is a utility-first CSS framework that allows you to build custom designs quickly and efficiently. Unlike traditional CSS frameworks, which come with predefined components, Tailwind provides low-level utility classes for controlling layout, color, spacing, typography, and more, directly in your HTML. This approach gives you more flexibility without writing custom CSS.
 +
 +Some key concepts of Tailwind CSS:
 +  * **Utility-First**:​ Tailwind provides small, single-purpose classes for styling (e.g., `**p-4**` for padding, `**text-center**` for text alignment).
 +  * **Responsive Design**: Tailwind has built-in support for responsive design, enabling you to style elements differently based on screen size.
 +  * **Customization**:​ You can customize or extend Tailwind'​s default configuration,​ adding your own color palettes, spacing, and more.
 +Examples:
 +
 +**Centering Text**
 +
 +To center-align text and add some padding, you can use the `**text-center**` and `**p-4**` utilities:
 +
 +<code html>
 +<div class="​text-center p-4">​
 +  <h1 class="​text-xl font-bold">​Hello,​ Tailwind CSS!</​h1>​
 +</​div>​
 +</​code>​
 +
 +**Responsive Layout**
 +
 +With Tailwind, you can easily create responsive layouts using its responsive utilities. For instance, to set different column layouts on different screen sizes, you might do:
 +
 +<code html>
 +<div class="​grid grid-cols-1 md:​grid-cols-2 lg:​grid-cols-4 gap-4">​
 +  <div class="​bg-blue-200 p-4">​Item 1</​div>​
 +  <div class="​bg-blue-200 p-4">​Item 2</​div>​
 +  <div class="​bg-blue-200 p-4">​Item 3</​div>​
 +  <div class="​bg-blue-200 p-4">​Item 4</​div>​
 +</​div>​
 +</​code>​
 +
 +**Button Styling**
 +
 +Tailwind allows you to create buttons with custom styles by combining utility classes:
 +
 +<code html>
 +<button class="​bg-blue-500 hover:​bg-blue-700 text-white font-bold py-2 px-4 rounded">​
 +  Click Me
 +</​button>​
 +</​code>​
  
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       - text showing the description of the todo-list item       - text showing the description of the todo-list item
       - edit button that enable you to edit todo-item text       - edit button that enable you to edit todo-item text
-      - cancel button that enable you to _cancel_ ​a edit action+      ​- checkbox that enable you to check todo-item text 
 +      ​- cancel button that enable you to **cancel** ​a edit action
       - delete button that emits an event to parent to remove the item       - delete button that emits an event to parent to remove the item
     - Create an input that you will use to create new list items by appending to your array     - Create an input that you will use to create new list items by appending to your array
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