its so good point for optimisation! thanks!

Hey, which vs code theme you are using.? Excited to use it for my self also.

that was very helpful, thank you for clearing the confusion

What about wrapping the UserStats component with a React.memo(UserStats) ? What that be low performant as well?

Because you made bad choices and now you have to live with them.

thank you so much, it was really helpful and encouraging

thank you so much, it was very helpful and encouraging.

This is great for auth-gating a route

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Great video 👏🏼 Can you review my codebase? How can I send you the code repo link? Believe me the code I've written is really good enough that can be used in your content I just wanted that a senior developer like you can review my code and suggest me more good ways to optimise and restructure the entire code base ❤

jo, your vscode theme is slick. I like how the code is poping out. whats the name of it?

take a shot every time he says form

This a good explanation of useRef. However, there is an issue when using it when Concurrent Mode is activated in React. That's a topic that is even more complex in regards to the usage of useRef. I don't know if you can make a video on but it would help people who are going to run into that issue sooner or later. Thanks

After watching some of your tutorials, I'm really interested in purchasing your course. Will there be any testing modules in it? For example unit-testing and integration-testing? I've noticed that not a lot of courses go into depth regarding TDD, and I've learned that it's pretty important in the industry.

nice content ✅

This is just a test for how good you're with react. But it's best you don't introduce bidirectional data flow in react. It will just introduce bugs and make the code harder to read overtime.

pls make animation video in react native cli if possible pls make a app with complete fullstack using firebasse

This requires installing React on both server and client. Doesnt that cost more space?

You really need to make up and code larger projects when you're learning... and even then coming into a real world dev team, someone on the team should really give new hires a tour of the code base.

I'm having an issue where i am trying to navigate between my onboarding, login and signup screen, when I reach the last view and try to navigate back, my ios simulator crashes but the code builds fine

Thanks a lot. The debounce function was not working in React and now I know why and how to do it.

I was hoping this would be a video describing the difference between wrapping a component with a div vs wrapping with a fragment. Instead, this video is just describing the principal that all elements must have a container (fragment/div etc). Which isn't really 'teaching' anything per se... It's just relating a sentence from the React Docs.

usually I don't comment that often but your explanation rocks, nice job :)

Thank You

Now I really want to know what he was doing

People are so bad in teaching these days

Thank you for the fantastic content!

Thank you very much. It is really useful!

good stuff! thank for your time sharing this. here a new follower from Costa Rica 🏖

normally with the table, people will have to able to search on it, can this do so? can you show to us how search (example search particular name) works on this?

Thanks you this is very helpful! How do i make each profile different like i want each profile to have its own component like profile50.jsx or something like that.

Thanks a lot for this! 👌🏾

I think you can use Nuxt and all the layout, structure will be already configured for you out of the box.

Really, this was my last tutorial for using the state hook. Thanks for your effort.💗

Very well explained! Thank you so much

Both, sometimes it depends

Because „it’s a rule“ is a pretty bad explaination 😅

very nice! But as a teacher it is also good to speak a little slower...that would be my wish. I ´ve seen lots of tube videos, where guys think to be clever and don´t think about pupils learning and bombard with talking...

Awesome :)

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What is the difference between useMemo and useEffect? If we wrap the selectedItem function inside a useEffect like- useEffect( ( )=>{ const selectedItem=items.find((item)=>item.isSelected) },[items ] ) then it's serving the same purpose.

which vs code extension you are using?

unrelated but when he said "this form works" at 1:59 with the kubrick stare on his face, i felt it in my soul

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Good day. Thanks for your videos. Thet help me a lot. So I am wondering how can I use useFetch and useDebounce hooks together. Should I send debouncedSearch as param to useFetch hook or is there any other way? Thanks in advance

Use flex with, pass props to childrens, but do not create unnecessary divs.

Zoom in the code bro nobody wants to see ur face

I started learning react a month ago and i knew way more than thia guy.

grouse wrapping the context in a hook. You can build up the provider with state & mutators and pass that to the value of the provider. There's no need to wrap the context with hook jank to extend the context -> with a wrapped hook A) you're not enforce access & mutations B) you also have an extra shit tonne of renders as the hook runs through state changes in every component C) you remove the useContext which hides the fact the component is consuming global/shared state.