📄️ Children
Managing children is a core concept that allows developers to compose flexible and reusable components. "Children" generally refer to the content or other components nested inside a parent component. Composability empowers developers to build modular interfaces.
📄️ Class name
Ember uses class, while React uses className for defining CSS classes. CSS classes are used for associating styles with elements.
📄️ Conditional rendering
Conditional rendering enables showing different UI elements or components based on specific conditions. This can change the whole render of a component or part of it.
📄️ Fragment
Fragments represent smaller, reusable parts of a user interface within an application.
📄️ Inline prop logic
In both Ember and React, inline prop logic is a way to dynamically calculate the value of a property or attribute based on some condition. This pattern simplifies code by avoiding separate conditional statements, instead embedding logic directly into the markup.
📄️ Input validation
In both Ember and React, we can make the user input be required and match a regex pattern.
📄️ Modal form
In both Ember and React, we can create a form within a modal.