Comprehensive Guide to Rendering an Array in React with TypeScript Types and Interfaces

This React tutorial explains how to iterate over an array and render each item on the screen. It teaches:
- How to render an array of items with React
- The importance of the key prop and React's performance based diffing engine
- How to define a set of types and interfaces with TypeScript to describe the rules that the application needs to follow
- How to implement inline styles with React
Source code:
github.com/jor...

[@elthomas_]

Thanks for making this, it's exactly what I was looking for, and I couldn't find this information in any of the text tutorials I saw.

[@chandramoulimalarmannan8504]

Very much informative, can you do more on TS with react

[@ShotgunMechanic]

Love the video and very informative, but are you ok? You're using the light theme for VS Code 😲 lol Either way, consider me subscribed! Keep up the great work.

[@edutechional]

Ha! My office gets quite a bit of glare during certain parts of the day and the light mode makes it easier to read.

[@amorenva]

solveddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd thank you man! subscribed!

[@estudosdopedro]

Thanksss !!

[@yefweb3848]

very useful :)

[@subhashgn1775]

Could anyone help me with this. l have a question what if I store array of JSX('some text') element in a variable(list) which is returned by map (using map inside map)function and if that array is two dimensional (array of array ). How does get rendered, does it render each JSX which is inside array of array.? in the return {list} ; I want to use like this.

[@edutechional]

You can use a map function inside of another map function, it will work the same as what I showed in the video.

[@subhashgn1775]

@@edutechional Thank you..

[@duyenkim3859]

I like your video :)

[@therebelliousgeek4506]

My eyes!