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First developed in 2013 by Facebook, React (and its family of related open-source products such as React Native and ReactJS) compete with any other framework for ease-of-use. ReactJS has become popular quickly. It’s easy to learn and use software analogous to building with Legos. Its components are coded in the open-source Javascript language and ReactJS lends itself to nimble, popular user interfaces. Apps such as Netflix, Instagram or Facebook allow users to interact on a single-web page contributing to or personalizing their experience. With startup speed, runtime performance and modular components that constantly allowing for improvements and new components in the user-interface, businesses can keep users engaged and happy. ReactJS apps allow users to own personalized experience. Meanwhile, the app itself produces, moderates and filters content. With ReactJS, your company can offer highly interactive, fast loading, single-page content while maintaining the flow, appearance, and presence of content in line with your mission.

History

In 2013, developers began producing React, offering React Native as open-source software in early 2015, improving it as React Fiber in April 2017. Stable and time-proven, React competes with Google’s AngularJS v1 and v2.

Technologies

Small websites and huge web applications use React because it excels at displaying data that changes over time without the user having to refresh the website. It handles only the user interface part of applications, which classifies it as the View part of the standard MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture. While perfectly able to be stand-alone, it can even be used together with other front-end Javascript libraries and frameworks. It can be used with AngularJS, the popular Android-based framework.

Unique Structure

To be clear, React is a front-end library written in Javascript. React is declarative, in language speak, and used directly in the front-end to set up components for rich user experience. On the back end, React renders in a Node.js, a form of javascript. React Native, released as open-source in 2015, powers full-fledged applications. ReactJS is simplified code for the user-interface (UI) that uses JSX syntax to mix in HTML and CSS code lines, so it’s nimble and easy-to-use. Full-fledged applications are written in its React Native incarnation, but contain large libraries of reusable code so that apps can be used across iOS, Android and Windows.

Unique Architecture

ReactJS is simplified code for the user-interface (UI) that uses JSX syntax to mix in HTML and CSS code lines, so it’s nimble and easy-to-use. React supports rendering to <canvas> tags, and it is suited for isomorphic architecture, i.e. application logic that runs on both ends: the Node.js server and the client. In other words, it allows clients a dynamic experience without page reloading.

Virtual DOM

The programmer no longer has to manually figure out the differences in HTML code that should be rendered, nor do they have to manually update specific parts of the webpage. React’s Virtual DOM enables the programmer to simply write code as if the webpage were loaded anew with every update, and React will automatically figure out the difference (using the diff algorithm) to update the view. One-way data flow To keep things clean, React does not allow component renderers to mutate any values passed to it. Instead, the data passes through a control point to the components so that each component is self-contained. It can be changed without affecting the entire application. This ensures that the data mutation logic and the rendering stay separate, which allows for debugging and reliability. The data flows down, actions move up.

One-way data flow

To keep things clean, React does not allow component renderers to mutate any values passed to it. Instead, the data passes through a control point to the components so that each component is self-contained. It can be changed without affecting the entire application. This ensures that the data mutation logic and the rendering stay separate, which allows for debugging and reliability. The data flows down, actions move up.

React Native

React Native provides the core of the application which functions indistinguishable from the platform’s native language – Android, iOS, Windows – going beyond mere “mobile web app” or a “hybrid app.” React can do this because it uses the same fundamental UI building blocks as regular iOS and Android apps. Its unique Javascript base allows for instant app reloading (without recompiling) as well as hot reload, which allows for running and testing new code without interruptions to the application’s state.

When the platform’s native language must be used, perhaps for optimization or other purposes, React Native helps developers write in the native code and combine with Javascript. It’s what powers Facebook, Instagram, and Netflix, among others.

Conclusion

With ReactJS for the front-end and React Native for mobile, React remains a go-to for even the largest applications. Our developers will help you determine which you need, from ReactJS for front-end development to full-fledged apps in React Native or the data back end in Node.js.