Today, we have Hooks that allow us to add state to function components without writing a class. So you might wonder, why learn classes at all? The reality is that there is a mountain of React code that existed before Hooks, and plenty of companies aren't fond of rewriting code that already works. Having a full understanding of class components will give you an advantage when it comes to finding a React job, and it'll also help when looking for answers on StackOverflow and the like.
React version In this module you'll learn how to use Hooks in your components! Starting with useState , we'll cover how to add simple and complex state to your functions. From there we'll look at using useReducer to handle more complex state. You'll learn how to write reusable custom hooks, too. And we'll talk about how hooks work behind the scenes to demystify the "magic". Finally we'll look at useEffect and learn how to "think in effects" by converting a few class components to functions with hooks, and learn how to use the useMemo and useCallback hooks to optimize your components.
Not long after getting started with React, you'll want to pull in some data from an external source, whether that's your own API or someone else's. In this module we'll be building a Pet Store where we can view a list of pets in the adoption center, add new pets, edit their names and photos, and delete er, adopt them.
We'll start with a static app with hardcoded data and refactor it piece-by-piece until all the data is coming and going from an API server. In many cases, teams reach for Redux as the de facto choice for state management. But sometimes, Redux is overkill. I spent hours teaching all of this material to a live audience and honing it before ever recording a lesson. Those sessions were recorded, but the recordings haven't been available to the public until now.
As a special bonus, included with the Pro package you'll get access to view those live events! Pure React by Dave Ceddia. You don't know React. But not for lack of trying! You've followed along, and sure, it made at least some kind of sense while you were assiduously reproducing each step, but just when you reach the end, everything you supposedly learned just… slips … from your mind into a vast, grey nothingness: The Fog of Uncertainty or "FU", for short.
You sit down to try and it just… doesn't … work. You live in The Fog now. React has turned you from a living, breathing human capable of learning and doing all kinds of things, into a throbbing question mark: Where do I start?
What do I do next? Which pieces should I use? How will it all hang together? Learning React A hands-on guide to building web applications using React and Redux As far as new web frameworks and libr.
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