These videos are very underrated and underviewed imo ... as someone that tends to get parallelized until i "really get something" ... your videos did a ton for me.
Actually the best videos on React I've ever seen. As a beginner in React I find your content amazingly helpful, deep and clear-cut. Thank you a lot, man, you're GOAT
Great content and video! I've finally understood _how_ effects (side-effects and DOM mutations) are scheduled in React. It's a pity, that React documentation doesn't have this information (or it's not on the surface..).
Essentially yes, although there are a few small differences, for example setState calls are forwarded to the renderer (React DOM) using a field called updater, but in terms of React hooks, the field is instead called dispatcher.
I don't think it is necessary to create a video about that. I mostly just search text resources online. Articles, documentations, etc. The most important resource has probably been Dan Abramov's blog overreacted.io/
These videos are very underrated and underviewed imo ... as someone that tends to get parallelized until i "really get something" ... your videos did a ton for me.
Thank you so much!
Actually the best videos on React I've ever seen. As a beginner in React I find your content amazingly helpful, deep and clear-cut. Thank you a lot, man, you're GOAT
Thank you!
Great content and video! I've finally understood _how_ effects (side-effects and DOM mutations) are scheduled in React.
It's a pity, that React documentation doesn't have this information (or it's not on the surface..).
Thank you!
Really nice presentation thanks. Can we have a deep dive video on Redux also?
Thank you! While I'm currently working on other videos, I will take it into consideration in the future.
Great video as all of them in this series. Thank you for your work
Thank you, glad you enjoyed them!
Great job. Love the background music too
Great Video!
I really appreciate your efforts , thanks buddy for such a nice explanation.
Thank you!
thanks for the great videos ! since we don't have life cycles methods in hooks , it's the same flow or it's work diff ?
With hooks it works pretty much the same way, we just use hooks instead of class methods.
Gold.
Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much
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What about the functional components?
Check out the first video in the series: ua-cam.com/video/7YhdqIR2Yzo/v-deo.html Functional components are just functions that output an element tree.
@@PhilipFabianek I saw them all, u are awesome dude, I really hope to see more deep dive in the Library we love !
Is this the same flow with *_useState_* hook?
Essentially yes, although there are a few small differences, for example setState calls are forwarded to the renderer (React DOM) using a field called updater, but in terms of React hooks, the field is instead called dispatcher.
If this is kind of content charged, am ready to even go bankrupt 😀. I started with deep dive react fibre ended up watching all videos.
Thank you!
I don't know if you have time, can you do a video on how you research into these, I mean how you approach to these topics and do reverse engineering.
I don't think it is necessary to create a video about that. I mostly just search text resources online. Articles, documentations, etc. The most important resource has probably been Dan Abramov's blog overreacted.io/