Building a Stopwatch in React
- Watch: Capturing Time in React
- Watch: Conditional Rendering in React
- Watch: Adding a Lap Logger to a React Stopwatch
- Watch: Using className to Add Style
Today is the epic conclusion of our Building a Stopwatch mini-series. We’ll use className to add nice clean styles to our component. As a bonus, we’ll remove duplication by creating a new Button component and using a special JSX feature called Spread Attributes. Enough jabber, let’s get styling!
This is the fourth and final video in the Building a Stopwatch in React series.
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Meet the author
Michael is obsessed with teaching. He designs at Planning Center Online, organizes Full Stack Talks in San Diego, and teaches React.js at SitePoint. He thinks his wife and two ridiculous kids are super great. Also ramen.
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