Loading Screen with React Tutorial | Beginners (2021)

Loading Screen with React Tutorial | Beginners (2021)

Tony Heimark

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RDX tutorial
RDX tutorial - 30.09.2023 09:01

Thank you man this very fucking easy and cool thank you again

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Alireza Afshar
Alireza Afshar - 02.09.2023 14:53

making this with settimeout is wierd, is there any better solution?

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Ana Karina Mancilla
Ana Karina Mancilla - 07.08.2023 22:03

Gracias!!! ;) Excelent! quick and simple

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Lil Dree
Lil Dree - 05.05.2023 21:35

Very good video, thanks bro. New subscriber-👨🏾‍💻👨🏾‍💻

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CsCodeway
CsCodeway - 02.03.2023 10:26

how to use custom loader

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parth bhatti
parth bhatti - 11.02.2023 13:54

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Andranik Mkhitaryan
Andranik Mkhitaryan - 04.02.2023 16:20

Thank you man !!! so understanding

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Student Help 2.O
Student Help 2.O - 21.12.2022 05:57

can you tell for the dynamic loading of the spline 3d model (as we do in the API) ?

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Suraj Kumar
Suraj Kumar - 14.12.2022 18:53

Thanks for making this one. Next time make a loader which doesn't remove the rest of elements from the DOM, i.e, which doesn't conditionally renders but loads on top of the current page

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Minbo Chung
Minbo Chung - 05.12.2022 00:10

Thank you Tony, I understood the logic of using a preloading page with react framework!

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Vladyslav Nechytailo
Vladyslav Nechytailo - 16.10.2022 15:16

Everything is clear and understandable, but you've used only one header element, what if I want to put several sections, such as: main and footer. Tried it and couldn't display flex on app. Everything broke. Do u have a solution?

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DeadstarIII
DeadstarIII - 11.10.2022 14:28

underrated

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misa mishi
misa mishi - 04.10.2022 10:29

very very very clear enough that i saw my reflection.

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Abhijeet Singh
Abhijeet Singh - 02.10.2022 19:26

Thanks bro. It really helped.

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Yogi Hendrawan
Yogi Hendrawan - 14.09.2022 10:15

Very very clear, quick and simple. Thanks for the video sir!!!

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Kabir Sanatani
Kabir Sanatani - 22.08.2022 21:04

Thanks buddy, good video

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stvlley
stvlley - 21.08.2022 07:29

thank you sir

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Ibraheem Ridwan
Ibraheem Ridwan - 03.08.2022 06:06

thanks

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babu Siir
babu Siir - 04.06.2022 14:03

hi nice video, but i had one doubt while i m scrolling down page then left side menu loader will fill some color while page is scrolling how to do that one plz let me know
Thanks

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Henrry Garcia
Henrry Garcia - 30.05.2022 04:23

Fue de mucha ayuda...preciso lo que necesitaba

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Жака Evloev
Жака Evloev - 23.05.2022 13:41

and how to track how many percent of the page loaded so that a real loader can be made and not an imitation, HOW TO KNOW

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BasterBuddy
BasterBuddy - 08.05.2022 12:58

this stack is broken

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Mohammad Hossein Moradi
Mohammad Hossein Moradi - 22.04.2022 21:50

Thanks.

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Calwin Chopra
Calwin Chopra - 08.04.2022 14:28

hi bro please tell me that how to make our own logo as a
loader

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Faisal Amin
Faisal Amin - 31.03.2022 14:50

So clear and straight forward ❤

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theSheik
theSheik - 21.03.2022 13:52

The transition from spinner to content is really bad UX.
It would have been much better if you made the spinner its own component with a `isLoading` prop and and pass the content as children.
Then transition from spinner to content with CSSTransitions (react-transition-group).

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CA's corner
CA's corner - 07.03.2022 19:13

Thanks alotttttttttt <3

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Devrim İlhan
Devrim İlhan - 24.02.2022 16:18

It helped me a lot, thanks :)

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Ankur Sinha
Ankur Sinha - 25.01.2022 23:19

hey thanks for the video....i am loading a 3d model how can i know when my model is loaded and then set the loading to false?

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Deep Debnath
Deep Debnath - 11.01.2022 15:08

Thanks for the great tutorial. One question, by using this method, the page loads 2 times. Is there any other way so that the page only loads one time. I have used console.log to verify it.

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Precious Kusi YT
Precious Kusi YT - 07.01.2022 00:50

Thank you so much!

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Sumair Zahid
Sumair Zahid - 01.12.2021 10:42

Nicely explain dude

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Ahad Hossain
Ahad Hossain - 28.10.2021 22:14

Tnx

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julius Kingsley
julius Kingsley - 20.10.2021 16:10

great work man

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Nicolás Mayorga
Nicolás Mayorga - 07.10.2021 02:57

AMAZING video thank you VERY much bro !!!!!

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Reynaldah Sitz
Reynaldah Sitz - 03.10.2021 17:51

Thank you .

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Melford
Melford - 25.09.2021 18:03

Thanks

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Flávio Neto
Flávio Neto - 25.07.2021 21:05

Great help man, thanks!

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Hugo RIBAUD
Hugo RIBAUD - 07.07.2021 12:36

very helpful thanks dude !

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fmonel
fmonel - 08.06.2021 15:15

thank you!

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Averoes Ciare
Averoes Ciare - 25.05.2021 00:20

Thanks bro, this video made the loading indicator on react so much more easier to understand!

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Salil Chandwadkar
Salil Chandwadkar - 13.05.2021 23:32

Wooooh Like it

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Ad Ad
Ad Ad - 14.04.2021 05:52

Awesomeee ✌️😃

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defitra hidayat
defitra hidayat - 13.04.2021 18:37

keep going man, love it

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Daniel Calderon
Daniel Calderon - 30.03.2021 04:19

Quick and simple. Thanks bro!

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Sina BYR
Sina BYR - 22.02.2021 17:00

Thanks for the great video, got 2 questions: 1st. what if we wanted to make this in a class component? 2nd. is there anyway other than setting a timeout? thanks in advance.

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kanishka kumarasiri
kanishka kumarasiri - 31.01.2021 18:24

Cool

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Mundo humano
Mundo humano - 23.01.2021 19:14

Hey man, i have a question, do you defined 8000 for the time render the component? or the component render after loading the page?, im brazilian, sorry my terrible english.

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