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In this series, I will cover what react hooks are and how to use the default ones
React hooks are something that everyone uses at the moment. A nice feature that no one seems to understand what they are. Each time I ask someone what are hooks, usually response is they are useState and useEffect functions. Those are examples of hoo...
In my last post, I explained what React hooks and how they relate to the function component—a type of component that was initially known as stateless components. Today, with hooks, they can have it. For that, you can use the useState hook, which is t...
After the hook introduction post and state hook post, it is time to cover the effect hook. The reason why it is called useEffect is that it lets you perform side-effects after component mounts. Those can be loading data from the server, adding a cust...
Passing data in React is straightforward. It is top to down, from the parent to the child component. But what when you need some data in the root component and have to pass it a few levels down? It can be messy doing it like that. That is the reason ...
