React document states that the render function should be pure which mean it should not use this.setState in it .However, I believe when the state is depended on ‘remote’ i.e. result from ajax call.The only solution is setState() inside a render function
I’m just new in ReactJS and I have a problem. I can’t solve it. It seems everything is all right, but still console puts me:
I want to add a like range component. But one that is actually circular and i have no idea how to do it.
Can you point me to some help please.
There is a npm package react-iframe, but it looks unfinished
(accepts only props url, width, height):
I am new to React but I know main concept of unique key. However, I am getting a warning.
I am trying to create a password confirmation feature that renders an error only after a user leaves the confirmation field. I’m working with Facebook’s React JS. This is my input component:
Say I have React component that renders a set of buttons,I store the information for the buttons in an object, with a label and a method to run when they are attached.
I’m capturing events from an application using Rx.Observable.fromEvent in a NodeJS.
These are sent to another server using request (https://www.npmjs.com/package/request).
To avoid a high network load I need to buffer those events at a given timeout between sent requests.
After learning about Observables, I find them quite similar to Node.js streams. Both have a mechanism of notifying the consumer whenever new data arrives, an error occurs or there is no more data (EOF).
