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Audio of This video is very low

Would like to appreciate for you for this. great

I dunno why im watching this video, I have exam tomorrow and i'm not even learning react

Thanks for the video, i use a ProtectedRoute component and wrap my route checking the permissions, is this HOC too right or some other pattern? Simple Example: const ProtectedRoute = ({children}) => { if (permitted) return children; else return <p>Not permitted</p> }

tanstack infinite scrolling video?

Great explanation 💪💪🫃🏿

Hai, i like your content. but i think, for this case maybe it would be nice using react useReducer hook :) for the rest of the video, i like the way you explain it.

continue with the good works

this was very helpful thank you very much......

Keep it up👏👏 are you Algerian by any chance?

Hey, you didn't type your context, that's why it was complaining with your typing

this came right on time, i was building a gym dashboard, it got really complicated, i am gonna refactor it now that i got inspired by this, thanks

hi, can you please provide a video on how to use redux toolkit(not the toolkit query only toolkit) and Tanstack query both in one project

Thank you! The best solution.

maam please bring next13 tutorial

Very underrated channel ❤

Great video, good explanation, thank u The video is duplicated during editing or exporting, make sure u look into the issue

can also use it :React.FC<Props>: import { FC } from 'react'; const List: FC<ListProps<T>> = ({ items, renderItem }) => { return ( <ul> {items.map((item, index) => ( <li key={index}>{renderItem(item)}</li> ))} </ul> ); };

This has helped me so much. Thank you!!!!

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It's a nice demo, thanks. It would also be cool to see more of a production use case. The problem you talked about with forms sounded interesting but I'm not able to visualize how you'd use generic components in that situation.

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Few minutes into the video and i am already loving this

This is cool

This is great! I'm completely new to unit testing and this is a great headstart for me. I hope you wouldn't mind creating a tutorial on unit testing for beginners or you could point me towards a resource you found helpful?

Just 15 minutes into your video and I'm enjoying every bit of it. A huge thanks to you for this, Lulu. I hope to see more of your contents pop on my feeds. BTW, you just earned a new subscriber 💌

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I am from Brazil and have already watched some of your videos, keep it up.

Great video! I'm currently working on a project where I have multiple useQuery calls in my component, each fetching different data. I'm wondering how to properly mock these multiple useQuery calls in my unit tests. Could you please provide some guidance on how to handle this scenario? Thanks!

Great video

Nice❤

May be you can use react-query for better server management.Which will handle all of the logic .

I like this hooks serie. Is it possible to share source-code?

hi LuLu,

Thank you so much

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Hahaha that's gonna trigger so many people. In fact - use it as much as you can. This is one of the most efficient ways to do conditional rendering in React. The framework actually wants you to do so! 😊

Normally people when they tell you to stop using something, they follow up with an alternative

Nice

HTML vvv <a href="time line.html" class="button">time line</a> -------------------- CSS vvvvv .button{ text-decoration: none; font-size: 25px; color: white; padding: 20px 50px; border: 3px solid white; position: relative; } .button::before, .button::after{ content: ""; position:absolute; width: 40px; hight: 40px; border: inherit; transition: all .5s; } .button::before{ top: -15px; left: -15px; border-width: 3 0px 0px 3; } .button::after{ bottom: -15px; right: -15px; border-width: 0 3px 3px 0; } .button:hover::before, .button:hover::after{ width: calc(100% + 27px); hight: calc(100% + 27px); }

Cool and all, but code is too small to see. And move it upper cause the text of the name of the video and buttons block the bottom part of the video.