Introduction
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In the end I've understood Hooks. Thank you very much!
P.s. trick with JSX conditions is really cool)
Glad it helped you! :)
Note that hooks make a lot of higher-order components unnecessary. A lot of what was previously done using HOCs can now be done using hooks, as you can make your own custom hooks (they're just functions). Libraries like Relay are moving towards hooks, and the Redux use case you mentioned could also be done with hooks.
For testing, I'd personally recommend react-testing-library over Enzyme: testing-library.com/docs/react-tes...
Valid points - thanks for sharing !
I'm very new to React. Since I've been learning JS functional programming from before, some of the implementations in React is not so difficult to understand.
But I'm finding the concepts like "Hooks", "Redux", "ContextAPI" needs more practice to get hang of it. Thank you so much for the article, really helped me understand the implementations.
Understanding functional programming in JavaScript will always help. Frameworks will come and go, but JavaScript will stay. Glad you like it :)
These tips really help organize the huge mountain of concepts that is React into a manageable number of key ideas. As someone who's trying to understand React better, I appreciate it! <3 If I may return the favor, my team recently created a post with a similar purpose, listing the top productivity tips of contributors such as Kent C. Dodds, vjeux and Emma Wedekind. I think we would make a powerful combo: Productivity Tips from 25 React Experts
The Context API and HOC sections were awesome! Thanks for putting this post together.
Thanks.😊
Always:)
Thank you, I will apply your tips in my next projects. 👍
Cool :)
Nice article. Helped me understand Hooks better!