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Modern Front-End Development for Rails, 2nd Edition
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Modern Front-End Development for Rails, 2nd Edition

by Noel Rappin
September 2022
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
410 pages
10h 7m
English
Pragmatic Bookshelf
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Composing Components

Now that we have a component for each seat, we want to combine multiple seats into a row and then combine multiple rows into a venue. Invoking a component from another component normally involves a JSX call that looks as though the component was an HTML tag with the name of the component first and the props following with the same syntax used to write HTML attributes.

So if we want to use our Seat component, we’d call it with syntax like <Seat seatNumber={seatNumber} />. The first part of the tag is our component name, and then we assign the prop as if it were an HTML attribute using the curly bracket notation to send the value of the seat number. If the value being sent is a string, you can use a string literal rather ...

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