The text is a transcript of a video tutorial on how to create a React app using Webpack and Babel. The speaker is using a foreign language, possibly Hindi, and sometimes switches to English to explain some concepts or code snippets. The speaker covers topics such as:
- Installing Webpack and Babel dependencies
- Creating a basic React component and rendering it to the DOM
- Using hooks such as useState, useRef and useEffect
- Fetching data from an API and displaying it in a table
- Using React Router to create different routes and links
- Configuring the server to handle browser history
- Adding some CSS styles and animations
The transcript is not very clear or accurate, as it contains many spelling errors, missing words, repeated words, and foreign words. The speaker also pauses frequently, uses filler words, and makes some mistakes in the code. The transcript could be improved by using a better speech recognition software, editing the text for clarity and correctness, and translating the foreign words to English.
1. The text mentions several times about "foreign" which is likely a placeholder for a word or phrase that was not clearly understood or translated.
2. The term "npm install" is mentioned, which is a command used in Node.js to install packages.
3. The text mentions creating a new project using "npm create weight".
4. The speaker talks about the process of creating a React application, including creating an "index.html" file and a "main.js" file.
5. The speaker mentions the use of JSX in React applications, which is a syntax extension for JavaScript.
6. The speaker discusses the concept of functional components in React, which are simpler and easier to understand than class components.
7. The speaker mentions the use of "props" in React, which are used to pass data from parent components to child components.
8. The speaker discusses the concept of immutability in React, which is the idea that data should not be changed once it is created.
9. The speaker talks about the use of "ref" in React, which is used to access DOM nodes or React elements directly.
10. The speaker mentions the use of the Fetch API to retrieve data from a server.
11. The speaker discusses the concept of mutable and immutable data in React, and the importance of not directly modifying state in React.
12. The speaker mentions the use of event handlers in React, such as the "onSubmit" event for form submissions.
13. The speaker discusses the concept of state in React, which is a built-in object used to store property values in a React component.
14. The speaker talks about the process of submitting a form in React, including the use of the "preventDefault" method to prevent the default form submission behavior.
15. The speaker mentions the use of "effects" in React, which are functions that run after every render, including the first one.
16. The speaker discusses the concept of "algorithms" in the context of programming, which are a set of instructions for solving a problem.
17. The speaker mentions the use of the Fetch API to retrieve data from a server in a React application.
18. The speaker talks about the process of creating a new React application using the "create-react-app" command.
19. The speaker discusses the concept of "styles" in React, which are used to control the appearance of components.
20. The speaker mentions the use of "effects" in React, which are functions that run after every render, including the first one.
21. The speaker talks about the process of creating a new React application using the "create-react-app" command.
22. The speaker discusses the concept of "styles" in React, which are used to control the appearance of components.
23. The speaker mentions the use of "effects" in React, which are functions that run after every render, including the first one.
24. The speaker talks about the process of creating a new React application using the "create-react-app" command.
25. The speaker discusses the concept of "styles" in React, which are used to control the appearance of components.
26. The speaker mentions the use of "effects" in React, which are functions that run after every render, including the first one.
27. The speaker talks about the process of creating a new React application using the "create-react-app" command.
28. The speaker discusses the concept of "styles" in React, which are used to control the appearance of components.
29. The speaker mentions the use of "effects" in React, which are functions that run after every render, including the first one.
30. The speaker talks about the process of creating a new React application using the "create-react-app" command.
31. The speaker discusses the concept of "styles" in React, which are used to control the appearance of components.
32. The speaker mentions the use of "effects" in React, which are functions that run after every render, including the first one.
33. The speaker talks about the process of creating a new React application using the "create-react-app" command.
34. The speaker discusses the concept of "styles" in React, which are used to control the appearance of components.
35. The speaker mentions the use of "effects" in React, which are functions that run after every render, including the first one.
36. The speaker talks about the process of creating a new React application using the "create-react-app" command.
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