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        <div class="nav-row"><a class="ghost-button" href="tutorials.html">Back to tutorials</a><span class="badge">React</span></div>
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        <h1>React ideas</h1>
        <p class="subtle">React helps you build reusable UI pieces with components, props, and state.</p>
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          <article class="mini-card"><h3>What it is</h3><p>React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces in a structured, reusable way.</p></article>
          <article class="mini-card"><h3>Core concepts</h3><p>Components, props, state, and events are the starting points for learning React.</p></article>
          <article class="mini-card"><h3>Practice tip</h3><p>Start with a simple button, a card, and a small counter to understand how components work.</p></article>
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