This is fantastic, thank you. So many other videos just talk about the basics of how to make a list and such and don't go into how to solve these performance problems. Thanks again
Federico, I'm literally amazed by your teaching! Definitely the most underrated React video I've ever seen on UA-cam. Please keep making more of such videos, I've not only subscribed to your UA-cam channel, but also to your UA-cam's RSS feed not to lose any of your content. You started with problematic code, then talked about solutions and divided them into anti patterns and patterns, and explained all of them very well. I also learned a new thing about the profiler. All in all, I hereby declare myself as your new fan :) Also about the final challenge (the missing useMemo) I'm on mobile right now, but I'll check if I remember when I'm on PC. 👍 I also have a question by the way, what if instead of "mutating" items of the current list, a new item is supposed to be "added" to the list? E.g., in this same example, adding the 1001st item. Will it still be optimizable?
Hello I want to ask you about espanso. I'm sorry because it's not about this video' topic. How to replace text with parameter in espanso 0.7.3, I tried my best to do it, but I can't. Ex : if I type ::john::. it will be "Good Morning, John!". Have a good day!
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I have stupid question : what is an antipattern?
Love that you showed the downsides and antipatterns 👏
Thanks :)
Why this video has only 193 likes? Thanks for this.
Phenominal video!! I never thought of using the Profiler for optimization until your video and learned many more things. Thanks a bunch
Thanks! Glad you like it :)
Such an insanely detailed video. Really appreciate all of the examples and incremental steps that show how to get out of the anti patterns
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks :)
This is fantastic, thank you. So many other videos just talk about the basics of how to make a list and such and don't go into how to solve these performance problems. Thanks again
Thanks! Glad it was useful :)
Glad you are back!
Thanks! :)
Very informative video! This deserves more views
Thanks! :)
I already solved the problems of lists. My own approach is no libraries, no borrowed code, 20kb file, reusable and awesome.
thank you
+1 sub. Great content man 👏
Federico, I'm literally amazed by your teaching! Definitely the most underrated React video I've ever seen on UA-cam.
Please keep making more of such videos, I've not only subscribed to your UA-cam channel, but also to your UA-cam's RSS feed not to lose any of your content.
You started with problematic code, then talked about solutions and divided them into anti patterns and patterns, and explained all of them very well. I also learned a new thing about the profiler. All in all, I hereby declare myself as your new fan :)
Also about the final challenge (the missing useMemo) I'm on mobile right now, but I'll check if I remember when I'm on PC. 👍
I also have a question by the way, what if instead of "mutating" items of the current list, a new item is supposed to be "added" to the list? E.g., in this same example, adding the 1001st item. Will it still be optimizable?
Thanks! Yes, it should still be optimizable :)
upload regularly .
I'll try 🤠 2022 should be better
brother, can you please explain one example in react class component
Hello
I want to ask you about espanso.
I'm sorry because it's not about this video' topic.
How to replace text with parameter in espanso 0.7.3, I tried my best to do it, but I can't.
Ex : if I type ::john::. it will be "Good Morning, John!".
Have a good day!
Hey,
You'll need the Regex triggers, which are available in version 2 :) See: github.com/federico-terzi/espanso/issues/594#issuecomment-939329339
@@FedericoTerzi Thank you
Is it good to pursue ms in computer science from italy
It depends on your goals :) I personally enjoyed the experience
@@FedericoTerzi my goal is to study and settle in italy
Then it sounds like a good choice :)
Good content. But why do you have the same repetitive music in the background? It's very distracting.