Very helpful video, thank you. I am wondering now if components can be created with their own JSX in the return, passed into the Dialog for rendering. Rather than simply passing text for a confirmation dialog. For instance, if you have a dashboard main page with many components, but want to focus actions with a dialog instead of changing pages in the viewport. If this makes sense?
Hey Jonas, I see that all of your App-Development videos are in RN and not Swift. Do you think learning Swift is useless in 2021? Or should I learn both to get a good SWE job?
Personally I think it depends if you like coding in JS and make websites. If both of those things are appealing to you, I'd definitely advise to learn React Native :)
Thank you so much, just what I needed and was looking for!
Very helpful video, thank you. I am wondering now if components can be created with their own JSX in the return, passed into the Dialog for rendering. Rather than simply passing text for a confirmation dialog.
For instance, if you have a dashboard main page with many components, but want to focus actions with a dialog instead of changing pages in the viewport. If this makes sense?
wondering if you can pass another component as props of the MUI dialog, e.g. useForm component or grid or material table component as dialog props
Is there a way to get the modal to close when the user clicks outside of it when the modal is made with Material UI?
Hey Jonas,
I see that all of your App-Development videos are in RN and not Swift.
Do you think learning Swift is useless in 2021? Or should I learn both to get a good SWE job?
Personally I think it depends if you like coding in JS and make websites. If both of those things are appealing to you, I'd definitely advise to learn React Native :)