Mastering React Hooks with Typescript

useRef tut is incomplete. you don't use the ref to do anything.

Hey Jack
I am having a question for you suppose I am using useReducer hook for Filteration for example

Using two Filter component in same page using same initial state (which was passed in useReducer)

Will there be any problem if our initial state have all reference type specially (SET)

Thanks Jack!!! 🫶

Loved the video. Thanks Jack!

Its so refreshing to have someone who uses typescript by default. I realise JS still gets more views, but your typescript videos are amazing.

Hi jack, great video!.. one question - where you define the action types for usereducer (26 mins) you have a semi colon between the type and payload properties, why is that not a comma? Thanks!

This is pure happiness of being a web developer. 🤣

Watched on 1.2x but gots loads of info❤

You should do this tutorial again if possible please.

Fantastic! What's the theme used on VS Code?

somehow ReactNode does not work for me. I have to use react.Element of JSX.element as return type of ListComponent.

Thank you so fucking much for this no BS breakdown I've been working with this stuff for months and all the silly things finally clicked for me. So much love

As someone who is learning TypeScript with React myself, this tutorial was the first I've found that gave great, helpful examples of states and how different components can interact with them. Thank you so much for this!

Thanks for this. I thought may be you should have explained a bit more on useRef, useMemo, useCallback. There are tons of videos on that anyways. But I loved the way you used interfaces and generics. That’s pretty cool. Custom hooks are also explained cleanly.

Why declare the component (function FooComponent) and then export it separately (export default FooComponent)? You could do both on the same line (export default function FooComponent).

I'm stopped on the 1st 3 minutes of the video and I'm wondering why you say there's not much use for useCallback. I've been using it for all my callbacks to keep sub-components from re-rendering. Thanks.

Did learn more about react and ts with this video than and entire (paid) udemy course .... thanks

Thanks for your tutorials.

Fantastic video, would you do one where you show and manage a project setup using vite + react-typescript + testing? Right from the start

I can't find that VS extension for converting clipboard JSON to typescript interface, could you give us extension name and author?

Oh man, thanks a million. Keep up making react typescript videos
I do appreciate you

Thanks for the video, I would really appreciate if you share your VS Code setting

how did you download the json from terminal like that? I've never seen "git: (master)" before

Just what I needed for my job interview. Thank you so so much !!! You are awsome !!! (and you got a timestamps :)). Great !

Hey Jack I'm doing my transtion to TS with React and I want to say Thanks! This is being really helpful for me during this process.

Custom hook should be in camelCase « useStateComponent »

Thank you so so much sir, as a junior front end developer, your videos help me a lot, thank you!

what font is that? I really like how the arrow functions are displayed

Wow everything makes so much more sense now. Thanks so much for this video 👍🏻

simply a crack, very funny and clear

You are an excellent teacher!

Awesome

take a shot every time he says cool

Keep up with the GREAT job =)

Absolutely fantastic! Tnx!❤❤

Actually I like to use the Provider components pattern.

This man deserves a gold play button

You would make a fantastic teacher.

I understand the implementation of useContext, but the approach is lacking structural control.

Anyone explain what's going on in the useEffect with closure in more detail, I understand closure, but I didn't follow what was going on with this timer example?

Fantastic content!!!

Thank u for such a nice tutorial . Do u have typescript React real world project?

Thank you so much!!!!

I love it man how smoothly you explained everything. Thank you I really appreciate it.

I like how you explain the concept by implement it first, thanks this is so good

Coooooooooool

Thanks so much for the awesome lesson!