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For this chapter, the goal is to add a button and append a row to the initial list of issues on the click of that button. You’ll add this button below the Issues table. By doing that, you’ll learn about a component’s state, how to manipulate it, how to handle events, and how to communicate between components.
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This is not entirely true. There is, in fact, state in this component: the state of the input fields as the user is typing. But you have not captured them as React state, and have let the browser’s native handlers maintain it.
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Subramanian, V. (2017). React State. In: Pro MERN Stack. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-2653-7_4
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