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August 9 - 14 - Working with data and properties in React components #272

Closed mebaumb closed 3 years ago

mebaumb commented 3 years ago

Event Information

Category Details
Reactor Topic Coding, Languages and Frameworks
Workshop Topic Working with data and properties in React components
Workshop Duration 60 mins
Title Working with data and properties in React components
Description The goal of React components is to create reusable blocks of code and UI. To support reusability, you can pass data into components through the use of properties. We will see how to add properties to a component, and work with complex data types such as arrays. In this workshop, you'll learn how to work with properties in a component, add logic to a JSX file, and use a map to work with lists of items. To attend this workshop, it is recommended that you have knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git, npm, and some experience with React.
Level Beginner
Content Link https://docs.microsoft.com/learn/modules/react-work-with-components-and-data

Workshop(s) details

Date Local Start Time Location Speaker SharePoint ID Platform
August 10, 2021 4:00 PM PST US/CA/AU TBD 13538 ----------
August 10, 2021 8:00 PM Bangalore TBD 13539 ----------
August 11, 2021 7:00 PM Sao Paulo TBD 13541 ----------
August 11, 2021 7:30 PM Shanghai TBD 13542 ----------
August 11, 2021 12:00 PM EMEA TBD 13540 ----------
mebaumb commented 3 years ago

@meaghanlewis - this one's also great. i would swap two sentences the "We'll see how to add properties..." and the "In this workshop...":

The goal of React components is to create reusable blocks of code and UI. To support reusability, you can pass data into components through the use of properties. In this workshop, you'll learn how to work with properties in a component, add logic to a JSX file, and use a map to work with lists of items. We will see how to add properties to a component, and work with complex data types such as arrays. To attend this workshop, it is recommended that you have knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git, npm, and some experience with React.

meaghanlewis commented 3 years ago

@mebaumb sounds good to me to swap those sentences!