React Basics & Building Components 

## Module 1: Introduction to React and Its Features

### 1.1 Overview of React

- Introduction to React as a JavaScript library for building user interfaces

- Key features of React: Virtual DOM, component-based architecture, declarative syntax

### 1.2 React Components

- Understanding the concept of components in React

- Class components vs. functional components

- The role of state and props in components

### 1.3 React Architecture

- The Virtual DOM and its importance for efficient rendering

- React's unidirectional data flow

- Component lifecycle methods: mounting, updating, unmounting

## Module 2: Setting Up a React Development Environment

### 2.1 Prerequisites

- Overview of prerequisites: Node.js and npm (Node Package Manager)

- Installing Node.js and npm

### 2.2 Create React App

- Introduction to Create React App for easy project setup

- Using Create React App to create a new React project

- Project structure and configuration

### 2.3 Running a React App

- Navigating the React project directory

- Starting and stopping the development server

- Viewing the React app in the browser

## Module 3: JSX Syntax and Its Benefits

### 3.1 Understanding JSX

- What is JSX and its relation to JavaScript

- JSX syntax rules and structure

- Embedding expressions in JSX

### 3.2 JSX vs. HTML

- Key differences between JSX and HTML

- Class vs. className, inline styles, self-closing tags

- JSX expressions within curly braces

### 3.3 Benefits of JSX

- Declarative syntax for defining UI components

- Enhanced readability and maintainability

- Integration of JavaScript logic directly in JSX

## Conclusion:

- Recap of React basics, component structure, and the Virtual DOM

- Emphasize the importance of JSX in React development

- Encourage participants to explore React documentation and continue learning

This training plan is designed to provide a solid foundation in React basics and building components. The modular structure allows for flexibility in presentation and discussion based on the participants' level of expertise and prior knowledge.