Day 52/200: Conditional Rendering in React | Show & Hide UI Smartly | Web Dev Challenge

Day 52/200: Conditional Rendering in React 🚀 I’m on a 200-day journey to become a full-proof web developer, and today I explained Conditional Rendering one of the most important concepts for building dynamic UIs in React. Conditional rendering allows you to show or hide components based on conditions, just like real-world applications do 💡 In this short, I explained: ✅ What conditional rendering is 🔀 How React renders UI based on conditions ⚛️ Using if-else, ternary operator, and logical && 👀 Showing different UI for logged-in vs logged-out users 🧠 Why conditional rendering is essential for real apps This concept is used everywhere — 🔐 Auth-based UI 📦 Loading states ❌ Error handling 🎯 Feature toggles In this series, I’ll be improving my skills daily in: ✅ Frontend (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Next.js) ✅ Backend (Node.js, Express, Databases) ✅ DSA (Problem Solving & Algorithms) ✅ AI/ML in Web Development ✅ Real Projects & Deployments If you’re learning to code, join me on this challenge! 💻✨ #ReactJS #ConditionalRendering #FrontendDevelopment #LearnReact #WebDevelopment #JavaScript #200DaysChallenge #CodingJourney #BuildInPublic #CodeWithHarshil #CodingShorts