A short while ago when I was looking for some React Native examples for my own project I couldn’t find any which were both simple enough for a beginner to play and simple enough for someone else to read what it was code was doing. So I decided to write an article on how to react so that other people could find the examples they needed. In this article I want to discuss one particular example of React in action and show you how to use the technology behind react to develop simple games or web applications. The game (which in fact is classified as a diego client in the professional language) contained two react components, an elegantly written smart contract for a gambling game, and on the backend a react front-end where the rules of the game lived.
I decided to go with react due to the fact that it seems to me that there is a growing desire among developers for a simplified way to develop apps. Most of the smart contract examples that I saw looked quite complex, requiring either a degree in computer science or a deep understanding of programming languages like Javascript. By turning my attention to react, I could quickly see that the concept was quite simple: instead of hard coding in server side scripts, one would use a series of virtual “components” within the react component tree. I also realized that by wrapping these components in a standard HTML template, we could easily convert the template into react code and then reuse it across multiple calls to react. Even though I had never developed a React application before, I found that it was quite easy to develop a simple web app using react and build a few simple applications which illustrate the principle of how to react (more information).
So we want to define our simple game first, so let’s start with our first react component. Our ‘home’ react element will be written to be able to render and manage the database. Our main ‘app’ react component will simply render a simple text-based list. In order to hook our list in to our’redux’ function we will define a’redux’ function inside our’stores’ react component. Our ‘action’ react element will simply perform the actions that we want to be triggered on our list. In order to display the list to our users, we can simply use a wrapper element around our list like this:
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