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I've seen a lot of videos on TH-cam + udemy but I got confused about the usage. I understand a little bit of the concept but after this video, it cleared my all doubts. Thanks a lot👍.
If you want to update data and cause a UI update, useState is your Hook. If you need some kind of data container throughout the component's lifecycle without causing render cycles on mutating your variable, then useRef is your solution.
Is this course going to be in depth and if i take this will i become interview ready?? Please guide me i dont like udmy courses, is this gonna Equivalent to top udemy course
So, three essential questions, Sanyam. Let me try answering them. - Yes, each of the videos of this series aims to touch the fundamentals, so it is in-depth, and it will continue to be that way. It is one of the reasons that most of the videos from this channel are a bit longer because knowledge sharing and grasping take time. - The videos from this series will make you confident about the subject(React). If you also attempt the Quizzes and Tasks I give the community channel, it will make you feel stronger about it. So, I believe you will be able to face interview questions more confidently. - I do not call this series a course yet. It is a series of videos to fundamentally make you a strong React developer. That's the motto. It is no way to replace and compete with any existing or upcoming courses. My suggestion is, "time is precious". So take the one you feel good for you. Happy Learning.
what is 'prev' inside setCount..? I understood the code but you didn't declared/initialized 'prev' anywhere so how were you able to use it? is it predefined?
Bengali people have some connect to bengali , you explaoned very good more over that as i am bengali , i could connect with every single words of your 💕💕 Thank you
Thanks!
you made my day fully usable 😀 . i really appreciate your work .
Thanks a lot, glad it was helpful to you.
I was enjoying while studying with you. Thank you for being part of my success.
I've seen a lot of videos on TH-cam + udemy but I got confused about the usage. I understand a little bit of the concept but after this video, it cleared my all doubts. Thanks a lot👍.
You are most welcome 🤗
I request you to talk about concepts like immutability of react and functional programming vs oops in general
Noted
Got a good clarity between useeffect and useref nice information and explanation
Thanks Nikhil 💙
Great Tutorial about `useRef`.
Thank you Faruk for watching and constant support ❤️
Yes, I find this video useful. To persist information in the rendering processes we must use useRef which is totally decoupled from the rendering.
Yes, exactly ✌
Awesome explanation. Really useful for in-depth analysis for a lifetime and interviews!
Thanks a lot, man.
Extremely informative! Thanks for the video.
You are most welcome.
very clear explanation. Best serios for react .
Cool 👌…. Please let others know about the series ❤️🙏
it is best Explanation sir.. please make video about react router about sir.
Great 👍
If you want to update data and cause a UI update, useState is your Hook. If you need some kind of data container throughout the component's lifecycle without causing render cycles on mutating your variable, then useRef is your solution.
That's right.
Just awesome boss
Thank you boss ❤️
Thank you
Most welcome 💛
Amazing video... Explaination is best
Thank you 💙💙
great stuffs to learn and to understand better. could you please post some videos related to JEST for writing testcases!
thanks sir..nice explanations...
Tank you, and you are most welcome.
Amazing
Thank you 🙏
Loved it boss thank you
Thank you boss 💙
useful
Thanks Vijay
Is this course going to be in depth and if i take this will i become interview ready?? Please guide me i dont like udmy courses, is this gonna Equivalent to top udemy course
So, three essential questions, Sanyam. Let me try answering them.
- Yes, each of the videos of this series aims to touch the fundamentals, so it is in-depth, and it will continue to be that way. It is one of the reasons that most of the videos from this channel are a bit longer because knowledge sharing and grasping take time.
- The videos from this series will make you confident about the subject(React). If you also attempt the Quizzes and Tasks I give the community channel, it will make you feel stronger about it. So, I believe you will be able to face interview questions more confidently.
- I do not call this series a course yet. It is a series of videos to fundamentally make you a strong React developer. That's the motto. It is no way to replace and compete with any existing or upcoming courses. My suggestion is, "time is precious". So take the one you feel good for you.
Happy Learning.
what is 'prev' inside setCount..? I understood the code but you didn't declared/initialized 'prev' anywhere so how were you able to use it? is it predefined?
Here we pass a callback function to the setCounter() method gives us the previous value to use
Yes it is predefined
Where can I see about the UseContext Hook?
You will get it after the useCallback in about 7 data from now
It's available now.
@@tapasadhikary Thank you :)
the reference value is persisted b/w the renders
sir i want the clear meaning of it and i am not getting that