Render Table Data In React.js (Coding, Template Literals, JSON, Data as Props, JavaScript Objects)

Wondering how to render data in a table in ReactJS? 👨‍💻💭

In this episode of the Tech Stack Playbook, I break down 5 data formats (including arrays, JavaScript objects, and JSON data) and show you how to render them in a table with ReactJS, one of the most popular frameworks for building progressive web applications. I noticed that the documentation is sparse sometimes of how to organize information in lists for the front end.

I also noticed how difficult it can be to find this information when you are building an app, so my goal is to show you not just one, not just two, not just three, but 5 specific use-cases of data visualization for a table based on different types of data you may be presented:

1. Hard Coding a Table

2. Using Variables/Template Literals

3. Passing in Data As Props into a Table

4. Passing in a JSON Data File into a Table

5. Passing in JavaScript Objects into a table with spread operators in ReactJS


👉 Here's what's on tap:

00:00 Why I'm so fired up to code after coming back from AWS re:Invent in Las Vegas

02:30 Video Overview: How to pass data throughout your application in ReactJS

04:21 Coding tutorial primer on data and tables

07:04 Overview of the 5 key methods we will be building today

09:05 Initialize our ReactJS project with create-react-app

18:55 ReactJS app setup for these exercises

21:43 Method #1: Hard-Code a table in ReactJS

30:51 Method #2: Pass in variables/template literals into a table in ReactJS

38:00 Method #3: Pass in Data as Props into a table in ReactJS

55:13 Method #4: Pass in a JSON data file into a table in ReactJS

01:09:02 Method #5: Passing in JavaScript Objects into a table in ReactJS

01:17:33 Wrap up of the 5 methods and what we learned today!


What questions do you have for visualizing data in an app? 💭

Let me know in the comments below! ⬇️

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