LWC Bootcamp Day 23 | LWC Lifecycle Hooks

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👉 Lifecycle Hooks
👉 Constructor
👉 Connected Callback
👉 Render
👉 RenderedCallback
👉 ErrorCallback
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[@amit_karlekar]

Dear Ankit, I appreciate the efforts you are putting in. The way you are teaching is really appreciable. Thanks a lot.

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Thanks Amit

[@prasannaramisetty4838]

Hello Ankit. Thank u so much for detailed explanation. Could u pls help me with the below question - What is the use case of this renderedCallback method as we are dealing the property change as part of other functions in real time project

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

typically to load third party JS and css. If you explore the bootcamp further we have used this method

[@namanshetty2781]

Hi sir
Why do we have renderedCallBack when we have render and both would fire when there's change in property on template?

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Render is used to switch between html templates and rendercallback is used to put automation while any property is changed or to load external script and css

[@SandeepRahoolPV]

Super and clear. Hi sir, Can you make a full video on getter and setters please

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Yes, sure

[@ommahajan1210]

Ankit Sir You Are Great !!!

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Thank you🙏

[@naj7213]

Can a wire method run in LWC life cycle hook? If yes, on which phase?

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Wire is not a part of life cycle hook

[@DSA_Javascript]

if we write wire method then it will going to called before connected callback with data and error as undefined and after connectedCallback it will have value in data and error.
but as ankit sir told wire is not the part of lifecycle hook

[@shivanik6497]

Hi Ankit,
When the component is loaded then why the renderedCallBack() is called? It should be called if there is any change in the property right? On loading of the component why it is called after connectedCallBack(). Could you please help with this?

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

it will be called as part of component life cycle when component load for first time. later it will be called again if any property changes.

[@shivanik6497]

@@TechJourneyWithAnkit Thankyou!

[@vindhyasravan8256]

Don’t know how you got this much of motivation to help others, kudos to your patience your generosity , truly down to earth!

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Thanks for the kind words. Hope you are finding helpful

[@BaluMahendra319]

Thank you so much Ankit... It is very helpful session to upskill Life Cycle hooks...

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Glad to hear that

[@vishnukhatri6796]

Thanks Ankit 😎 for making our learning easy !

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

My pleasure 😊

[@SachinKumar-25]

Nice explanation. Thank you.

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Glad it was helpful!

[@SRsai01]

crystal clear explanation with all eg and usecase 🙏

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Glad you liked it

[@dikshapandey8590]

Thankyou so much sir for this wonderful explanation. Your Lwc series is very much help to me so clear explanation 😊. Really appreciate your efforts.

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Glad you found this helpful

[@Brawl_Stars-su1wy]

sir i follow your lWC bootcamp daily base and then i implement the code in my org its very helpfull for me and i learn alots of things about LWC . Thanks

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Glad you like it

[@kumarvenkat739]

Thank you so much sir..Your teaching is awesome

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

You are most welcome

[@gauravjoshi3879]

thanks a lot sir for giving a deep dive

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Glad to hear that

[@RamaDevi-re4tz]

Very clear explanation with all scenarios 🙏, thanks a lot!!!

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Adam_Christian]

Thanks ankith very helpful

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Glad you liked it

[@manasareddy2672]

Awesome Ankit

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Glad you liked it