I've decided to start learning React
this week, since there are so many jobs out there for this particular framework.
I come from an Angular background, and found myself wondering if there is an option in React that matches the purpose of Angular's DatePipe
.
How we can use pipes in React .? - by calling a function. There's no need to forget everything you know about Angular. You can very well know both Angular and React, it just takes a while to shift your through process from one to other.
Since React is a library, you must choose the tools on your own. That means, in order to build complete React applications, you will need to choose these packages and tools on your own.
From the comparison, ReactJS comes out as a stronger framework because of the ability to break down the complex UI and allowing users to work on individual components. However, its immediate competitor, Vue.
React is just JavaScript, there is a very small API to learn, just a few functions and how to use them. After that, your JavaScript skills are what make you a better React developer. There are no barriers to entry. A JavaScript developer can become a productive React developer in a few hours.
There is not a built-in feature of the React API that handles this for you, which is generally the case for all of the functionality covered by Angular pipes. Instead, you have really three options for date formatting in React:
Native date handling, for example Intl.DateTimeFormat
Specialized React component, for example react-moment
External package that can manipulate dates, such as moment
Which to use depends on your specific needs, but in general I would recommend those in the order they are given.
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