ReactJS Hooks

Hello everyone, today I'm going to talk a little about HOOKs, how they work, and when to use them.

The Hooks feature was added to React in version 16.8, which created the possibility of using the application state and other React features without needing to create a class scope. A brief example of a component with class scope:

JavaScript Design Patterns​

Hey everyone, what's up?

Today I'm going to share some Design Patterns with JavaScript. I'll bring examples of the most common ones and the ones I enjoy using the most in my day-to-day work. I'll try to present clearer cases that can make you think about when a particular Design Pattern will apply to your solution.

This article is not a "recipe book" for when to use what, but rather what each pattern is for and how it can help you. I want to make you think about it rather than draw a straight line...

So let's get going...

Today I'm going to talk about the new exciting thing that's emerging, Deno!! console.log("Welcome to Deno 🦕");​

Well, before we start, the title might seem a bit strange. But throughout the article I'll explain and share my opinion on the matter.

Deno is the new secure runtime for Javascript and TypeScript​

Whatafuck is that?!

Hello =D

Well, in this post I'll talk a bit about how to use CSS with React.

In this example, I'll use the create-react-app library to build the initial project structure.

Hello, young grasshoppers! I'm bringing a bit more content about React. I believe it will be very helpful, especially for beginners. Today, I'll explain a little about HOC (Higher-Order Component).

What are Higher-Order Components?​

I created this blog to talk about things I enjoy. I won't just talk about Javascript, but also about technology, day-to-day life, Dota?! =o.

I've already published some articles on Medium — if you'd like to follow me there too: brunocarneirofs

I no longer write on Medium for a few reasons: