Master React, Quick Code tutorial. Part 3 about react-only-intern-23

[atherdon]

i like your approach. and yes, use states.

[sanchit94]

@atherdon For the second test, isn't DayChecker doing exactly the same thing, I mean returning something if it is weekday and returning something if it is a weekend. Also I have modified DayChecker to use callbacks, so this behavior become more clear.

[sanchit94]

This chapter focuses on modularising the code, so we create DayChecker component here, which has same logic as we had in App.js but is in form of a module so it can be used just by writing it as an HTML tag. This enhances code re-usability. Also created a header module for our App. Finally, all logic is in modules and these modules are imported in App.js and declared as HTML tags.

[sanchit94]

@atherdon And for the fourth test, I don't think we will need an array now. For changing months in the calendar we just need to use getMonth() method and then use setMonth() method to change the month and it will render the calender for that month. But we will need to use states for this. Correct me if I'm wrong here.

[atherdon]

Btw, nice progress so far!

[sanchit94]

Thanks, I'm trying to learn this as fast as I can.

[sanchit94]

@atherdon For the second task in the test section, weekCheck function in the dayChecker.js has been created. I guess I do not need an array as mentioned in the fourth task. Please review so that I can move forward to the next issue.