It's no secret that the old React documentation is useless most of the time because it no longer reflects the modern way of developing using this f...
Some comments have been hidden by the post's author - find out more
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
I've been going through it and I'm extremely impressed. Compared to some other courses I've learned from, many of the examples are clear and build upon each other in a very natural way. Revisiting some core concepts has helped me clarify aspects I've struggled with before.
Yes, I have this same feeling towards this new documentation, it's easier to learn React from basic to advanced in an organized and progressive way. :)
React's new documentation site is awesome. I was able to master
useReducerhook just in two days.Awesome!! :D
New documentation is really great! To become a programmer, I studied mathematics a lot. Sometimes in order to be in time, I ordered here assignmentbro.com/us/math-assignme... some essays and other works on this topic . But I still taught the whole topic myself, even though assignmentbro did everything for me perfectly!
Yes, it is!!! :)
Now, The previous rendition of the react documentation has become unpalatable to me.
Same feeling here.
Awesome😊 Thanks for article
Thanks! It's always great to write for the community! 😊
I love ReactJS functional approach, it's super powerful
I totally agree with you. I would say it's the best React change ever! :)
Thank you!
You’re welcome! :)
Should we remove the interview questions related to old class based approach then 😁😜
From - react interview questions 2023
Hahaha!!! I think if the company doesn't use class-based components in their code then this kind of question definitely doesn't make sense. 😁
Thanks!! ❤
It's about time it got an update, it's going to be much more relevant now.
Thanks for sharing
Do you prefer class or functional components ?
For me, as a JS developer, functional components have always been best, but I understand that for some developers, class-based components have won their hearts. And you, what do you prefer?
very useful