Skip to main content
By

React and Redux


 In this series of posts, I will give you information that helps you to understand what is React, React-Redux and how to do a sample from what we have learnt.
Lets discuss on the below points 

  • Introduction
  • Why Reactjs
  • Core concepts in ReactJS
  • Components
  • State
  • Props
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Image Slide Show

By
Hi everyone. In this tutorial i am going to show you all the code which when run will display the images as a slideshow. Below is the attached screen shot :  For this i am considering the images from the Sdcard's images folder where i am having all the images. Next to display the images i am using View Flipper concept. I am adding ImageViews to the viewflipper so that the images can be displayed onto the screen. Now lets start  Design an xml layout as below (say main.xml) <RelativeLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"     xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"     android:layout_width="match_parent"     android:layout_height="match_parent" >     <ViewFlipper         android:id="@+id/main_flipper"         android:layout_width="wrap_content"         android:layout_height="wrap_content"   ...
15 comments
Read more

Localization using .ttf files

By
In my previous post  here  i gave some information on how to use the concept of localization for the languages that are supported by Android. Now suppose if u want to display a language that is not supported by android.......? Then what might be solution? I will be discussing a small example for doing this now. Suppose if you want to display some text like this " हिंदी " or  " தமிழ் " or  some thing like the text   here  any other language that is  not supported by android we can use .ttf files so that we can print the font we are interested. To achieve this first we need to download few .ttf files. You can google for a file you need, download it and place this into the assets folder. In the picture i am having few other ttf files which i included, But for the time being only the DroidSansRegionalAAd.ttf is discussed by me which i used to display the words of few languages of India as in the following picture. Now ...
8 comments
Read more

Template literals

By
Template literals: ES6   introduced many cool things among which one is ‘ Template literals ’   This is a new way of representing strings.    Normally we use either “(double quotes) or ‘(single quote) to represent a string in  JavaScript .   For example:   var name=”literal”;   Or    var name=’literal’;   But from ES6 there is a new way of doing it. We can use `(back tick) symbol which is present left to key ‘1’ in keyboard.    Ie.,   var name = `literal`;   Well when we already have “(double quotes) or ‘(single quote), what extra does `(back tick) do?   Template literals  shines well when we have some concatenation of strings or when creating multi-line strings.   Look at below to understand the power of Template literals.   Let's  take an example where we need to form a string where you are forming a string based o...
Post a Comment
Read more