<Activity/> Component in React 19.2 Hello Guys Today we see activity feature in react. It is designed to hide and restore UI while preserving internal state and DOM structure. Now when we go one page to another page and go back to previous page so now data persists in our forms using activity feature. I explain practically step by step Link :https://lnkd.in/gAidTSMx If you find this helpful then share it #reactjs #coding #tutorial #code #hooks #component #learner #react #js #frontend #backend #interview
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