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.filter is a built-in array iteration method that accepts a predicate which is called against each of its values, and returns a subset of all values that return a truthy value.

That is a lot to unpack in one statement! Let’s take a look at that statement piece-by-piece.

• “Built-in” simply means that it is part of the language—you don’t need to add any libraries to get access to this functionality.
• “Iteration methods” accept a function that are run against each

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Refs make it possible to access DOM nodes directly within React. This comes in handy in situations where, just as one example, you want to change the child of a component. Let’s say you want to change the value of an <input> element, but without using props or re-rendering the whole component.

That’s the sort of thing refs are good for and what we’ll be digging into in this post.

How to create a ref

createRef() is a new API …

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This is an experiment to see how far into an interactive experience I can get using only CSS. What better project to attempt than a game? Battleship seemed like a good challenge and a step up from the CSS games I’ve seen so far because it has the complexity of multiple areas that have to interact with two players.

Wanna see the complete game?

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Oh, you wanna learn how it works? Let’s dig in.

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