ReactJS Hooks
Hello everyone, continuing the series of articles about Hooks, in this article I'll talk about useEffect.
If you want to learn a bit more about Hooks, you can read this content here:
The useEffect (effect hook) is a Hook for listening to changes made in a component. With it we can interact with some React lifecycle functions, just as it was done using classes.
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:
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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).
Today I'm going to share a case study about a migration from Mobx to Redux and the reasons my team and I considered when making this decision.
I see many questions about which is better, what to use in a large-scale project, and the pros and cons of each technology. There were many questions, and after a lot of study we carried out the migration.
Below I'll describe some of the points that helped us make this decision.
Hey young grasshoppers! As I mentioned in another article, today I'm going to dive a little deeper into this wonderful library that is Styled Components. I'll split this topic into three articles: in this one I'll cover some of styled's features, in the second I'll talk about testing (don't take this order into account when building an application), and in the last one I'll explain best development practices (focused on styled components, of course).