10 React Hooks Explained // Plus Build your own from Scratch

svelte is the best but i gotta go with react🥴

Took me around 6 hours to understand everything in this video

Thank you for this video - as a boomer coming from the old class-based ways, I wasn't up to speed on all of the built-in hooks.

Actually you can create every hook in javascript. It's not that hard

hey i am having problem in Not-Found.tsx, it is reloading the page when hitting inlivaid url so i am loosing the context . how can i configure the page not found , it is simple page which is having the home button using Link from navigations

Very good explanation. Thank you.

i love you

You should update this video for current year 😅

the only hooks i use are useState and useEffect

thanks

Thank you for this! Used this a refresher and absolutely loved it. Wish we had a few more examples of each hook.

Buddy...react is not a framework its a library.

I watch these in bed when I can’t sleep

Why isn't there any subtitles?

what the hell mann

what does any of this mean

You completed the 3 months topic in few minutes . Great work 👏

This video really helped me a lot, Im doing the Meta certification but they guy explaining this on the course sounds like an NPC.

Thank you Jeff!

Is it scary building a tutorial with all the constant updates in JavaScript world?

Isn't the useEffect teardown running before every re-render? Well maybe that's actually componentWillUnmount

people pays to learn react hooks it cost them almost +100hour or less while this guy just appears on my screen and nailed it in fucking 13 min all you have to do now is to practice this hooks now and you good ; )

I learned Angular 17 (that has Signals goodness) first and started learning React and hate React.

please provide subtittle please

ahhhhhh i still cant get the use of useEffect 😢

hey i used ti really dislike react, because it seemed like a difficult way of doing something that i can do easily.
i only taught that because i found it difficult to understand.
but it ain't so complicated, and its pretty useful.
thank you for explaining it in such a clear straightforward way.

i know how to work the backend, if i can get the front end,
there you go, fullstack dev

By the operation of this video react is harder than angular.

React is a library, not a framework.

So should we always use useCallback when defining event handlers? Not doing so will cause the component with the handler to re-render on every state change, right?

Thanks ! This is so comprehensive and entertaining.

Is there any framework in existence which can bind data to the DOM without forcing devs to use setters? In my experience if you bind a variable there are certain manipulations you cannot do without it becoming unbound.

Great video, thanks !

i was here to revise my concepts and you got it all covered in 13mins , thanks a lot .!!

you didn't put ";" at the ends of some lines. is this a mistake?

Thanks for the video

Thank you

amgular best framework ever

Amazing work, learned more here than I have in years!

What a confusing way of naming the hooks. useContext/ useEffect/ etc no way describes what they are doing. This is like naming your function that multiplies two variables useShoe. Why tf is this language so popular

Good stuff!

thanks

Awesome content!!!! Please more of this kind! Thank you so much!

Amazing video. I think the React documentation (even the new one) pretends like things are more complicated than they actually are, and this kind video really demystifies it by filtering out all the jargon.

awesome content!! small suggestion in useRef lets use the click() event inside some useEffect block otherwise myBtn.current will give undefined as jsx is not done yet.

GOAT react vid thanks man

One thing, I think React is a library, not a framework