This is so amazing. I just code without really knowing how these things work behind the scene. People who go back to study and understand are the real MVPs.
Haven't watched an intriguing talk like this one 👆🏼 in a long time. Shawn Wang thank you for the excellent presentation on demystifying React Hooks. 👏🏼🙌 I am hooked ⚓️
Thanks for this amazing presentation. I have a great mental model of how hooks work. I wish I could see the utility functions you used to convert to JSX, is there a repo or link the sandbox? Thanks 🙏
Wow nice talk Shawn! He's right, the best way to understand something is to try to implement it yourself
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Very nice talk and a good explanation of hooks. I think that presenter should have skipped the second part with rendering to DOM as it was not relevant but that is just my personal opinion.
the effect that the function is saved and has private variables is due to the implementation of the behavior by the engine. But the term closure is about something else altogether.
Thanks, nice explanation but I still have feeling that something is wrong with hooks and they will be replaced with better concept like it happened with classes. I think it is wrong that it is not possible to wrap any line of code with a condition. It is wrong that I cannot use hooks inside helper functions without making these function also hooks. I did like the idea of pure functions and hooks just broke it. Hooks make it really hard to code sequence of actions and debug it. They recall global variables when data just appear from nowhere. I think it would be better just have some kind of controlled storage passed to functional components in parameters and init part inside a Component function.
This is the best talk I have seen in a long time.
Jishnu Viswanath ☺️☺️☺️
This is so amazing. I just code without really knowing how these things work behind the scene. People who go back to study and understand are the real MVPs.
Every second in this talk is worth $$$ -- Literally, this is a GEM!
Great talk !
Speaker knows what he is talking about, great pace, lots of code ...
Sick talk. Juiced everything I could out of it. Took me days. Thanks to Shawn, you're a rockstar.
Haven't watched an intriguing talk like this one 👆🏼 in a long time.
Shawn Wang thank you for the excellent presentation on demystifying React Hooks. 👏🏼🙌
I am hooked ⚓️
I usually don't comment, but the way you implemented the hooks from scratch was really impressive. Great work!
This is the kind of talks I really enjoy, I've been using hooks for a while without actually understanding the background behaviour. Thanks a lot !
This is a gem. Thank you for your hard work.
OMG! mind blown by the way he explained the useState. awesome talk thanks
OK i would say that i am late but i have to watch this over and over.
This is very interesting to me.
This is the ultimate guide to the internal working of hooks!!!!!!
The Magritte intro is great. Fascinating talk SWYX!
Developer must watch this. it's very awesome video 🙏🏻
Thanks for this amazing presentation. I have a great mental model of how hooks work.
I wish I could see the utility functions you used to convert to JSX, is there a repo or link the sandbox?
Thanks 🙏
Wow nice talk Shawn! He's right, the best way to understand something is to try to implement it yourself
Very nice talk and a good explanation of hooks. I think that presenter should have skipped the second part with rendering to DOM as it was not relevant but that is just my personal opinion.
It was so interesting, that side by side I opened my code editor and followed everything. Thanks
the effect that the function is saved and has private variables is due to the implementation of the behavior by the engine. But the term closure is about something else altogether.
Such an underrated video. I loved it.
thanks very much!!
I just watched this video, and it's just AMAZING!! Thank you so much!
Great talk I will be watching this again!
3:20 shots fired!
Nothing agains w3school it good for juniors.
Great explanation of the internals of hooks!
THIS TALK POPPED OFF
fantastic talk.thank you so muhc
8:13, why it is not working before? why do we have to turn it into getter function????
Isn't it the setState method who should invoke the render? Not the timers?
if you minify it fits in a tweet 🤔
This is exactly what I was looking for! :)
"Thats not React" - Shawn Wang :D
Interesting! Thanks for this talk!
Oyelowo Oyedayo thanks for watching!
Great job, this is very informative.
We love you swyx
Zah i love you too!!
Priceless!! Thank you :)
Great !
Memes in 1929:
[painting of a pipe]
Ceci n'est pas une pipe.
Amazing
This is gold. Thanks !!!!
awesome talk
I needed it indeed
Mind-blowing.
love this talk 🤟🤟🏻🤟🏾🤟🏿🤟🏼🤟🏽
the video link mentioned in the talk is not available
th-cam.com/video/nyFHR0dDZo0/w-d-xo.html
Is it possible to get the source code in this video?
awesome talk 👌
What about mutationobserver can it be used instead of timeout?
Link to his previous talk, from his last slide, welcome
th-cam.com/video/nyFHR0dDZo0/w-d-xo.html
what code font is that?
So helpfull thanks mate!
Awesome
great talk!
Impressive! And btw, w3school is awesome.
Wow!!!!!!
What is the answer? - what does react do?
This was asked in my interview - rejected
awesome 👌 👌👌😊😊
would be a lot simpler by using classes
10/10
For the answer link :
th-cam.com/video/nyFHR0dDZo0/w-d-xo.html
Thanks, nice explanation but I still have feeling that something is wrong with hooks and they will be replaced with better concept like it happened with classes. I think it is wrong that it is not possible to wrap any line of code with a condition. It is wrong that I cannot use hooks inside helper functions without making these function also hooks. I did like the idea of pure functions and hooks just broke it. Hooks make it really hard to code sequence of actions and debug it. They recall global variables when data just appear from nowhere. I think it would be better just have some kind of controlled storage passed to functional components in parameters and init part inside a Component function.
His answer: youto.be/nyFHR0dDZo0 YW
w3school is cry on bed
amazing
Great talk!