This post is amazing. I've been learning react this week, I am feel so comfortable creating a simple UI, I already added authentication using okta, and make http request to an API that I build about 2 months ago (mongo, node, express).
I have to say I prefer classes instead of hooks. Idk it seems more complicated I know that things become easier when we try. But for now I will keep using classes if I need to work with state. (BTW in this post finally I understand how to work with hooks ) thanks (y)
This post is amazing. I've been learning react this week, I am feel so comfortable creating a simple UI, I already added authentication using okta, and make http request to an API that I build about 2 months ago (mongo, node, express).
I have to say I prefer classes instead of hooks. Idk it seems more complicated I know that things become easier when we try. But for now I will keep using classes if I need to work with state. (BTW in this post finally I understand how to work with hooks ) thanks (y)
That's awesome! Glad it helped
Yeah - classes are totally fine! Both classes and hooks are fully supported - so if you like classes better, then go for it :)