All 12 useState & useEffect Mistakes Junior React Developers Still Make in 2024

Solid very useful thanks

Bro Is On Next Level , and Calling us Dumb in Thousand Different Ways

Very nice explanations although I use or know most of them.
Thanks

That’s not what a server action is

wow so many useful tips packed in this, thanks for the vid!

Good content

I wish I had seen your channel sooner

LoL, 1st thing he shows "click once, the counter increase randomly to 7, 9 instead of just 1". if you are showing one click, then click only 1 damn time. Don't spam it especially when there is literally no feedback from the button animation or anything of that sort.

It always blows my mind because people who start with React might not even know JS itself. Seems like a bad way to start out as a developer.

you are a great teacher!, thanks!

tremendous

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With this video I lerned more in an hour than what I learned in one and a half day searching. Thanks!

Can you give me the name of your vscode theme?

Let's just face it, React's hook system is a sh*tty solution. Both Angular and Vue.js (v2 and v3 too!) solve the problem of updating state more elegantly.

number 2 first solution is not that good, it is creating new interval each time, and each interval is used only once, so we can just use setTimeout. I think second solution is much better.

can't run useState in next.js server side? I thought it can or maybe it is new since next 13 with app folder?

you don't say ünmout but rather "[a]nmount" :D

I have one question, the function about the form, might trow errors or act weird with an autocomplete, some race conditions maybe happen. I'm right or how that case works?

A well presented tutorial. Concept are explained very clearly with very short but good examples to facilitate understanding. Thank you very much.