Next JS Class 02 | Components, Props, Methods, Lists & States

Next JS is a popular React framework that allows you to build server-side rendered and statically generated websites. In this class, we will be covering components, props, methods, lists, and states in Next JS using HTML tags.

Components

Components are the building blocks of any React application. In Next JS, you can create components using the HTML tags and then include them in your pages.

Props

Props are a way to pass data from parent to child components. You can pass props to your components using HTML attributes.

Methods

Methods are functions that you can define within your components to perform specific tasks. In Next JS, you can create methods using HTML tags and then call them within your components.

Lists

Lists are a way to render multiple items in your components. You can use HTML tags to create lists and then iterate over them to render each item.

States

States are used to manage the internal state of your components. You can create and update states using HTML tags and then use them to re-render your components based on the state changes.

By learning about components, props, methods, lists, and states in Next JS using HTML tags, you will be able to build more dynamic and interactive web applications.

So, if you are interested in learning more about Next JS and how to use HTML tags for components, props, methods, lists, and states, be sure to attend our class.