Building Web Applications with React and ASP.NET Core

Summary: Styling React Components with Emotion

Explore how to style React components through Emotion, a CSS-in-JS library that scopes styles and supports dynamic variables. Learn to apply styles with the css prop, handle pseudo-classes, and create reusable styled components for efficient design.

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1.Introduction

2.Getting Started

3.Creating Decoupled React and ASP.NET 5 Apps

4.Building a Frontend with React and TypeScript

5.Styling React Components with Emotion

6.Routing with React Router

7.Working with Forms

8.Managing State with Redux

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9.Interacting with the Database with Dapper

10.Creating REST API Endpoints

11.Improving Performance and Scalability

12.Securing the Backend

13.Interacting with RESTful APIs

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14.Adding Automated Tests

15.Configuring and Deploying to Azure

16.Implementing CI and CD with Azure DevOps

17.Conclusion

Summary: Styling React Components with Emotion

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