ALL React Hooks Explained in 12 Minutes

[@anjul6015]

the amount of information in one video is mind bogg!!

[@suryanshpatel4750]

the joke about useId is quite hilarious, i was thinking same :)

[@alena_3001]

Thank you very much for your perfect pronunciation. I'm non-native english speaker so sometimes it is a problem to understand other people. But you speak very clearly, so I understood everything! & it was very helpful for me, small tips how to work with all of these hooks and when you should use another one also great!

[@coderkrishna8990]

🪄✨ Made with SummarizeYT ​0:00 - Introduction to React hooks and their importance in building React apps. ​0:18 - Overview of the eight major categories of React hooks. ​1:04 - Explanation of `useState` as a fundamental hook for managing component state. ​2:16 - Introduction to `useReducer` for complex state management. ​3:20 - Discussion on `useSyncExternalStore` and its limited use case. ​3:38 - Definition of effect hooks and their role in performing side effects. ​4:52 - When to use `useEffect` for synchronizing React code with browser APIs. ​5:08 - Explanation of `useLayoutEffect` and its timing in the rendering process. ​5:49 - Introduction to `useInsertionEffect` for CSS-in-JS library developers. ​6:05 - Effect hooks can read from the layout, like effects refs. ​6:15 - The `useRef` hook allows remembering data without triggering a render. ​6:39 - Refs are mutable, while state is immutable, allowing direct modification. ​7:00 - Use imperative handle to forward refs and expose methods to parent components. ​7:42 - `useMemo` caches previous results to improve performance for expensive computations. ​8:25 - `useCallback` prevents callback functions from being recreated on each render. ​9:01 - `useContext` reads context values from a context provider. ​9:26 - `useTransition` marks certain state updates as non-urgent for better responsiveness. ​10:18 - `useDeferredValue` schedules updates at optimal times for improved user experience. ​11:15 - `useId` creates unique IDs for form inputs, ensuring no conflicts.

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[@thiagoneres8178]

You ARE a legend, mate. That was quite helpful for me

[@Niggeshwar69]

Although it does not teach everything you need to know but it teaches everything you shouldn't be scared of

[@thineshkumar1389]

You video seems to give off some cozy vibes with those graphics and sounds. Makes me feel like coding in summer camp ⛺🌄

[@onlyAI..]

True

[@datokhojava6421]

2:58 I think its a error on the screen. switch cases name and dispatch type isn't same I think this code will not work. Am i right ?

[@markanthonypandac2469]

in useId you definitely knew what i was thinking🤣🤣🤣

[@not_a_human_being]

good stuff! can't wait for React 19!

[@faizanqureshi3792]

please explain Redux too like this, really loved your content

[@EasyWash-mv3bf]

Very good and clear explanation 👏

[@mugesoft]

Thanks for your wonderful explanation!

[@rjwhite4424]

Most programs will only use 3-4 of these hooks

[@VuDangQuangFPLHCM]

could you please help me know what they are? thank you

[@incandesc3nce]

@@VuDangQuangFPLHCMuseState, useEffect, useContext, useRef, sometimes you're most likely to use useReducer and useMemo as they're are more specific

[@rjwhite4424]

@@VuDangQuangFPLHCM you could build alot of apps using just useState, useEffect, useContext, and useRef. Once you hit enterprise level you might start using more but those are the basic ones

[@incandesc3nce]

@@VuDangQuangFPLHCM useState, useEffect, useRef and useContext

[@bartekdurczak4085]

@@VuDangQuangFPLHCM useState useMemo useCallback useEffect useRef are the most important for me then comes things like useDeferedValue

[@breezycodes]

ok. Can you please share what you use to do presentation? Thanks for the visuals. Really nice

[@shaikyasmeen3947]

Simply superb

[@spiritualconsciousness475]

Really like your content, It was so helpful, Can you please upload video regarding redux and life cycle

[@soldishero_y]

Nice video. Informative and entartained.

[@sike_val]

could you make a tutorial about redux?

[@Techie_Sridhar]

Since you can explain this so well, can you explain about using async function in context? 🙏

[@leelacreations]

Could you please create a video on JavaScript Data Structures and Algorithms

[@KanchanaW]

great video very informative.

[@JTMoonXX30]

what did you use to make your illustrations?

[@senakr]

Nice animation. What is the name of this software?

[@sumanthachark]

Can anybody share your experience of his bootcamp!?

[@shaikyasmeen3947]

Please make video on redux and toolkit

[@432aniketkadam4]

Great content , make some videos on JavaScript

[@MisterBlat]

good videos bud

[@larrasket]

1:23 opensuse

[@onlyAI..]

Please make video on redux too

[@webhero42]

2:12 prev + 1

[@bharatlondhe9995]

Besstttt❤❤❤

[@fresonn]

Good, wonderful

[@manju271989]

Nice one.

[@sayochikun3288]

Hmmm interesting 04:25 08:30 09:30

[@JohnSmith-op7ls]

So, against all better judgment and options, you decided to use react. Enjoy the pain.

[@saivutukuri-o3d]

Please moste more videos

[@Aziz0.]

11.25 nice one 😂😂

[@TokyoXtreme]

Accurate.

[@DoctorMandible]

Which hook uninstalls react and installs svelte 😂

[@josygeorge5671]

😅 but why?

[@thedavistheory7674]

Skill issue

[@dotarjun]

useSvelte

[@vvelarm]

​@@thedavistheory7674dude...

[@andrewguasch8374]

Ctrl + Alt + Delete Then Restart

[@VoiceHole]

Dope!

[@prashlovessamosa]

great

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[@agilidadmental848]

Too much adds for a 12 min video. Let me call it the hunger games… 💩