September 2017
Intermediate to advanced
120 pages
2h 47m
English
React encourages you to pay attention to data that evolves over time: the state of your application. For most applications, you handle this data with the setState function. Event handlers let you know how users interact with the UI and update the state in response. You’ve also learned to update the state in response to some new data from the network.
You’ve got a sizable amount of code and many components, but it all works, and it’s time to put the component into production. Your giant file is becoming unwieldy. In the next chapter, you’ll see how to split the code into modules without sacrificing performance.
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