| Title | ReactJS |
| Author | Lorena Škalac |
| Mentor(s) | Domagoj Matijević (thesis advisor)
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| Abstract | Cilj ovog rada je čitatelja upoznati s osnovama sintakse ReactJS-a, alata i praksa
potrebnih za izradu funkcionalne React aplikacije. Navode se prednosti koje React
donosi kao što su korištenje virtualnog DOM-a u svrhu ažuriranja prikaza aplikacije,
podijela aplikacije na manje ponovne upotrebljive dijelove koje se nazivaju komponente
te automatsko renderiranje koje se dogada na svaku promjenu podataka.
Budući da su komponente srže svake React aplikacije, veliki dio govori o njihovoj
strukturi, toku podataka medu njima koje se izvršava pomoću posebnih parametara
komponente zvanih props te posebnom state objektu komponente, mjestu koje
sadrži promijenjive podatke komponente. Kako se spomenuta automatska renderiranja
ne bi dogadala više nego što je potrebno te time narušila performanse aplikacije,
rad takoder uključuje kriterije koji će pomoći u strukturiranju optimalne aplikacije.
Rad završava praktičnim dijelom, jednostavnom Planner aplikacijom za praćenje
zadataka i zapisivanje bilježaka koja će ukratko, na stvarnom primjeru, prikazati
odrađivanje odredenih akcija unutar podstabla React komponenti. |
| Keywords | component props parameters state object rendering virtual DOM |
| Parallel title (English) | ReactJS |
| Committee Members | Domagoj Ševerdija (committee chairperson)
Domagoj Matijević (committee member)
Slobodan Jelić (committee member)
|
| Granter | Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek
Department of Mathematics |
| Lower level organizational units | Chair of Applied Mathematics
Computer Science Research Group |
| Place | Osijek |
| State | Croatia |
| Scientific field, discipline, subdiscipline | NATURAL SCIENCES
Mathematics
Mathematical Logic and Accounting
|
| Study programme type | university |
| Study level | graduate |
| Study programme | Mathematics; specializations in: Financial and Statistical Mathematics, Mathematics and Computer Science, Industrial and Applied Mathematics |
| Study specialization | Mathematics and Computer Science |
| Academic title abbreviation | mag.math. |
| Genre | master's thesis |
| Language | English |
| Defense date | 2017-10-03 |
| Parallel abstract (English) | Aim of this paper is to introduce the reader with basics of ReactJS syntax, tools and
practices needed to make a functional React application. Some of Reacts advantages
are listed, for example use of virtual DOM that is used to update application view,
application partitioning to small reusable parts that are called components and auto
re-rendering which is run on every data alteration. Since components are the very
core of every React application, big part of this paper talks about their structure
and data flow between them which is driven by special component parameters called
props and special state object of the component data. In case the aforementioned
auto-renderings wouldn’t happen more than it’s needed, lowering the performance
on the way, paper also includes criterion which will help to structure an optimal
application. Paper concludes with the practical part, a simple Planner application
that can track tasks and mark notes, which will in short present, on the real example,
execution of specific action inside React components subtree. |
| Parallel keywords (Croatian) | komponenta props parametri state objekt renderiranje virtualan DOM |
| Resource type | text |
| Access condition | Open access |
| Terms of use |  |
| URN:NBN | https://urn.nsk.hr/urn:nbn:hr:126:915147 |
