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Quick observation on ECMAScript standards with React

Quick observation on ECMAScript standards with React

From the course: Building UI Components with Storybook: Master React Components and UI Design with Storybook for Better Efficiency

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Quick observation on ECMAScript standards with React

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Welcome back. So we have learning the react fundamentals. I know that's what happens sometimes Terrible jokes, you know, I'm not a stand-up comedian. I am sitting down This is great. We're making progress One thing I want to point out to you notice how we use import To import our files or to import our modules and our functions same thing in the index here It's all import import is the es6 Previously, if we want to bring in a file, we'd use require. But React doesn't want that. React wants us to use import. And import is actually, sorry, import is ES5, not ES6, I think, when it came out. And import, it's less verbose. It looks nice. It's clean. And following that logic, we're writing this function app like a component. Me, personally, I like to use arrow functions for function components. So instead of writing function app, which is very traditional and more familiar, so that's why they leave it like this when you start a React app. I would say constant arrow function and save this…

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