After going the first few tutorials - i know your first name :) - I wanted to say Vishwas that these are the best best tutorial i have come across - so very well structiured and very well explained - i have a long way to go in this playlist - but wanted to say thank you (million times) for compiling this well structured & well laid out playlist - thanks again!
man, I can't I just can't stress enough how concise and simple ur guide is. what I spent days struggling and learning, was cleared in a matter of minutes. you are subscribed !!
Man, You are The best, Awesome, Amazing. It has been many years I am learning from TH-cam, different courses. but your Teaching Power is awesome, you are explaining in the best way. Thank you so much
following your playlist, these are very easy to understand and helpful too. the way you explain the concept is awesome. requesting you to create series on react native too.
Agreed. Mosh is pretty shockingly poor, constantly skipping essential parts rushing to get stuff done rather than teaching. He also has paid content that is out of date and his code is buggy. Mosh was too busy showing off, refactoring (improving) code all the time rather than teaching
Actually I followed your angular tutorials since angular 2 bt., My boss requirement is react then I decided to learn react on that day... I saw you posted your first react video.... Thanks a lot sir... You helped me a lot... 😍😍😍
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@@MichaelRainabbaRichardson I think it is because he said at the start of the series he wanted us to get used to this and its perks. So maybe he is just teaching us through repetition about binding in the state and stuff.
Doubt:just after creating a class component, why are we deleting the export keyword? (it occures in between 0:50-0:55 in video) Meanwhile the tutorial is very good and easy to understand
He deleted the export keyword because we don't want named export. We want a default export. Basically, when we want to import 'ParentComponent' in say app.js, you do this: Default = 'import ParentComponent from './Component/ParentComponent' . Rather than Named = 'import { ParentComponent } from './Component/ParentComponent' I hope I was able to clear your doubt. Thanks
8:09 i know the concept of desctructuring !but for this example can you tell me how to desctructure ? i have tried is it correct? childComponent.js import react from 'react' function childComponent(greetHandler) { return( greetHandler('child')}>greet parent ) }
The greet parent button is not visible, I have written ParentComponent and childComponent properly and included the parentComponent in app.js, but still it is not visible
@Codeevolution its showing me an error for the above example, can you tell me where have you defined in ChildClass the function property 'Child' to ParentClass childName. The childName is declared but its value is never assigned. The error while executing the code is "Hello Parent from undefined."
i think it mimics the concept of inheritance from object oriented programming like in c# and java.. so if it is so then cant pass data from child to parent
one correction in ParentComponent : Use function like below to avoid greetParent function not found error: greetParent = (childName)=>{ alert(`Hello ${this.state.parentName} greetings from ${childName}`) }
I have a question, if we have a button and onclick setstate changes the flag var to true and we want to display set of data from state using map, how to achieve this ? I'm able to display using map without the flag condition but with condition , I'm unable to . {this.state.flag ? ( {events.map(event => (event.EventName)) }
): null} would something like this work ? As its not working. :(
Did i get it right? that upon clicking the button in the Child, it doesn't "set another state" in the Parent? It just alerted the parentName out? These are all just passing property from Parent to Child and parameter from Child to Parent? or mali ako? :)
because by doing this we are calling back the greetHandler function where we were supposed to run the function.if you want to do this you have to write it inside a arrow function as it automatically binds this keyword.
Hey hi, your videos are very useful to me. I have doubt in this video. How to access child component methods from parent component. Please help me. Waiting for your valuable reply. Thanks
I tried doing it without using the constructor and bind keyword. Code is something like this: class ParentComponent extends Component{ state={ message:'Greetings'} greetParent(){ alert(`hello ${this.state.message}`); render(){ return( Getting an error message: TypeError: Cannot read property 'state' of undefined. Any idea what am I missing? Got the solution. Just make the greetParent an arrow function.
After going the first few tutorials - i know your first name :) - I wanted to say Vishwas that these are the best best tutorial i have come across - so very well structiured and very well explained - i have a long way to go in this playlist - but wanted to say thank you (million times) for compiling this well structured & well laid out playlist - thanks again!
hey can we follow this playlist in 2024?
@@dikshaa262 still viable in 2024
Vishwas you are very good teachen. With knowledge, good to communicate and very structured. undoubtedly a channel to follow! Congratulations
Absolutely!
man, I can't I just can't stress enough how concise and simple ur guide is.
what I spent days struggling and learning, was cleared in a matter of minutes.
you are subscribed !!
Tried learning with random videos they don't tell u these minute details, this is the best anyone will ever get.
Probably THE BEST coding tutorial series I've ever studied.. THANK YOU.
Addicted to this playlist. Best content on React on YT. Complex topics well explained in a very simpler way.
Man, You are The best, Awesome, Amazing. It has been many years I am learning from TH-cam, different courses. but your Teaching Power is awesome, you are explaining in the best way. Thank you so much
following your playlist, these are very easy to understand and helpful too. the way you explain the concept is awesome.
requesting you to create series on react native too.
Great explanation I ever seen for child to parent communication. Thanks Vishwas.
I used to think Mosh was the best, but i think your approach suits me better.
mosh skips a lot of things for paid courses
Mosh is amazing and this man too
Agreed. Mosh is pretty shockingly poor, constantly skipping essential parts rushing to get stuff done rather than teaching. He also has paid content that is out of date and his code is buggy. Mosh was too busy showing off, refactoring (improving) code all the time rather than teaching
Soo true. I wasted a lot of time watching his videos.
@@het314 same ..sed lyf..
Actually I followed your angular tutorials since angular 2 bt., My boss requirement is react then I decided to learn react on that day... I saw you posted your first react video.... Thanks a lot sir... You helped me a lot... 😍😍😍
I can't imagine understanding this complex topic by my own... Thanks man
Vishwas, you have some of the best React lessons that I can find! Your lessons were very well organised with clear explanations and great examples!
Great work sir, Please add videos related to React & Redux approach. Thanks a lot for your efforts that's something that we really appreciate.
Thank you for these 76 videos, there is enough to get a good grasp of what is react...Thanks man !
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The best tutorial and one of the most useful methods in web development!
The best React Tutorial on the internet very easy to understand Thanks!!!
Bro, did he explain anything about forms in his channel
So well explained such an important theme! Easy to understand! thanks man
your course is so good... The Odin project brought me here
This is best react video i have ever seen
I like your way to teaching, i understand all the concept you are to explain. Thank you a lot for your efforts.
2:15 template literal of ES6
6:20 the arrow function is the simplest way to pass parameters from the child component to the parent component
bro you just solved my problem, I was very confused with this but now its clear , thanks a lot bro for your awsome videos
🙌
Amazing tutorial, best i have seen so far
Superbbb. Very well explained vishwas sir ❤
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make sure to use template strings
All tutorials Very Well Explained !!! Thx so much !!!
Awesome concept clearance of props pass methods and access methods in child component
Best explanation in very simple way
Best Tutorial. Thank you for making these
EVERYTIME I LEARN SOMETHING NEW, I PRESS LIKE!
Gopinav u are a gem
Great work! Full free course for beginner in react, like me. Thanks :)
Very useful tutorial. Great explanation . thanks you very much.
Best tutorial than udemy courses !
Awesome! I am a huge fun of you now
this is just perfect content on react
AMAZING TUTORIALS! YOU SHOULD MAKE MORE VIDEOS.
Great work easy to understand
Great work
your work really appreciated, thanks a lot
The 4th approach i.e using arrow functions is the best for binding the events
The previous video covered this and I was just about to ask why he did not use an arrow function for greetParent 🤔
@@MichaelRainabbaRichardson I think it is because he said at the start of the series he wanted us to get used to this and its perks. So maybe he is just teaching us through repetition about binding in the state and stuff.
very good at explaining .... you are great
you saved me, thanks so much
awesome explanation 🙏
completed video 15. Thanks 🙂
Have u completed this playlist?
Sir great I am waiting your next react js video.. Please add video related react .. As soon as possible
Very Helpful Video
Great work!
Great information videos, just a request for using functional components instead of child one as it is used more
Thank you Sir!
5:15 pass prop from child component
excellent tutorial..
As a Python developer, I should upgrade myself in React JS or pyspark?
Great Sir...
Doubt:just after creating a class component, why are we deleting the export keyword? (it occures in between 0:50-0:55 in video)
Meanwhile the tutorial is very good and easy to understand
He deleted the export keyword because we don't want named export. We want a default export.
Basically, when we want to import 'ParentComponent' in say app.js, you do this:
Default = 'import ParentComponent from './Component/ParentComponent' . Rather than Named = 'import { ParentComponent } from './Component/ParentComponent'
I hope I was able to clear your doubt. Thanks
For me No comments for your fabulous Vedios
4:20 use method as value of attribute
Hi Codevlotion, Can u please tell what theme and font are u using to enable font ligatures. it will be very useful
were you asking for this ES7 React/Redux/GraphQL/React-Native snippets
extension
You are too good man.
professional thanks a lot
Can we use bind in place of arrow function? If so, why ?
the way of explaining is too good.
import React from 'react'
function ChildComponent (props) {
return (
props.greetHandler()}>Greet Parent
)
}
export default ChildComponent
If we would have defined childcomponent as a class component then do we have to bind props.greetHandler too in childcomponent ?
Legend!
Thank you Sir..
Hi sir. I would like to ask which react snippet did you in the video. Can you let me know when you get a chance? T
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Does this only work when the parent component is a class? Cuz I tried to use a functional component as the parent and it didn't work
Shall we inherit properties from childcomponent to parentcomponent,Sir?
legend
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best ever
At 5.33 in childcomponent props used that is not workingout with me it's results error at the browser can u help me to fix this
8:09 i know the concept of desctructuring !but for this example can you tell me how to desctructure ? i have tried is it correct?
childComponent.js
import react from 'react'
function childComponent(greetHandler)
{
return( greetHandler('child')}>greet parent )
}
The greet parent button is not visible, I have written ParentComponent and childComponent properly and included the parentComponent in app.js, but still it is not visible
do we still need to bind this keyword on constructor if we are using number 2 way( fat arrow)?
Please post the extension used for snippets, and good video
@Codeevolution its showing me an error for the above example, can you tell me where have you defined in ChildClass the function property 'Child' to ParentClass childName. The childName is declared but its value is never assigned.
The error while executing the code is "Hello Parent from undefined."
6:06 how to pass a parameter when calling parent method from child component
is it also called as state lifting sir?
This doesn't work in non creat-react-app. Getting this is undefined in parent component.
The code is giving me Error: "props.clickHandler is not a function" and not displaying the alert dialog box.
see if you bind this function into the constructor
why is line 12 needed in ParentComponent.js? What happens if greetParent was an arrow function, then line 12 would be still needed?
Can you make video on "methods as props using functional component"
why can I not use parent component method at any other html element except button click event inside child component?
Is it correct passing parameters from child component to parent component. ? I heard that the data should pass from parent to child.
i think it mimics the concept of inheritance from object oriented programming like in c# and java.. so if it is so then cant pass data from child to parent
thanks
This is the only way you can transmit data from a child component to a parent component in react?
one correction in ParentComponent :
Use function like below to avoid greetParent function not found error:
greetParent = (childName)=>{
alert(`Hello ${this.state.parentName} greetings from ${childName}`)
}
lovely
I have a question, if we have a button and onclick setstate changes the flag var to true and we want to display set of data from state using map, how to achieve this ? I'm able to display using map without the flag condition but with condition , I'm unable to . {this.state.flag ? (
{events.map(event => (event.EventName))
}
): null}
would something like this work ? As its not working. :(
Did i get it right? that upon clicking the button in the Child, it doesn't "set another state" in the Parent? It just alerted the parentName out? These are all just passing property from Parent to Child and parameter from Child to Parent? or mali ako? :)
Sir, when I am applying ES6 feature for alert.. It was not getting output.
Why we are using arrow function to pass parameters? Why can't we just use props.greetHandler('child'). I know we can't use this but why?
because by doing this we are calling back the greetHandler function where we were supposed to run the function.if you want to do this you have to write it inside a arrow function as it automatically binds this keyword.
Hey hi, your videos are very useful to me.
I have doubt in this video.
How to access child component methods from parent component.
Please help me.
Waiting for your valuable reply.
Thanks
I think this your problem can be solved with ref
bind had been removed from react or what??
I tried doing it without using the constructor and bind keyword. Code is something like this:
class ParentComponent extends Component{
state={
message:'Greetings'}
greetParent(){
alert(`hello ${this.state.message}`);
render(){
return(
Getting an error message: TypeError: Cannot read property 'state' of undefined.
Any idea what am I missing?
Got the solution. Just make the greetParent an arrow function.
I still cant figure out how passing in childName will equate to child in the child component
WAIT nvm I got it. beautiful.
from rendering
Nice