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React Hooks

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If you never develop a convincing answer for both of those questions, you won’t have a solid enough foundation to build upon when you dive into the specifics. These questions are specifically interesting in regards to React Hooks. React was the most popular and most loved front-end framework in the JavaScript ecosystem when Hooks were released.

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Despite the existing praise, the React team still saw it necessary to build and release Hooks. Lost in the various Medium posts and blog think pieces on Hooks are the reasons (1) why and for what (2) benefit, despite high praise and popularity, the React team decided to spend valuable resources building and releasing Hooks. To better understand the answers to both of these questions, we first need to take a deeper look into how we’ve historically written React apps.

The first thing you should do whenever you’re about to learn something new is ask yourself two questions -

  1. Why does this thing exist?
  2. What problems does this thing solve?


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#1: Why React Hooks?

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#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
Why React Hooks? Demo
13:41
2
The useState Hook
10:13
3
(Solution) Theme
01:46
4
(Solution) Todos
06:18
5
(Solution) Show/Hide
04:49
6
(Bonus) Execution Context, Scopes, and Closures
25:30
7
The useEffect Hook
14:53
8
(Solution) Character Limit
03:08
9
(Solution) Wait Delay
01:53
10
(Solution) API Requests
05:26
11
Creating Custom Hooks
06:48
12
(Solution) useWait
01:56
13
(Solution) useWindowDimensions
02:52
14
(Solution) useFetch
02:37
15
The useReducer Hook
24:22
16
(Solution) Refactor useFetch
03:31
17
The useRef Hook
09:38
18
(Solution) Complex Form
03:25
19
(Solution) Click Game
05:32
20
Guide to React Context
10:09
21
(Solution) LocaleContext
02:53
22
React.memo, useCallback, and useMemo
25:15
23
(Project) Introduction
02:00
24
(Project) index.js
03:45
25
(Project) Battle.js
08:25
26
(Project) Card and Nav
01:35
27
(Project) useHover
03:38
28
(Project) Loading.js
04:06
29
(Project) Popular.js
12:17
30
(Project) Results.js
05:27

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