Understanding this React concept will make you a pro React developer!

[@wishmeheaven]

Teaching is a talent that not everyone have. Teaching good is even more rare and you absolutely have this talent.
I really appreciate your approach and I wish you will provide more content for more concepts (e.g. ssr, caching, rehydration, etc).
Other content idea is teaching libraries such as the Tanstack products (router, table, qusry).
Anyway, thanks a lot and good luck!

[@CodeSketched]

Thanks a lot for the kind words. :)

[@thuannguyenlehoa9711]

Hi, Can you comment if my explanation is not correct? when using -> it will create Component Instance -> Component Instance will place in Component tree, right? -> JSX convert React Element -> React Element will create Virtual DOM or save in memory is called "Virtual Dom" ? -> Virtual DOM update actual DOM.
1/ React Element will create Virtual DOM or save in memory is call "Virtual Dom" ?
2/ Component Instance will place in Component tree, right?
Thanks you!

[@greggfineguitar]

createElement returns a plain JavaScript object, not a JSON object

[@user121304]

I guess that is what Virtual Dom does. Am I correct?

[@shashankbhatgs1150]

Great explanation! Rendering is so much more than I actually thought.
Looking forward to the upcoming videos!

[@CodeSketched]

Awesome, thank you!

[@sushmahegde6171]

can you please make a video on how webpack works.. where does this huge json lies? At the end index.html refers bundled js file and that will be converted into DOM right?

[@yt-sh]

quality content!
need more like this!

[@CodeSketched]

Thanks. More in the pipeline :)

[@ajayprakash1167]

Explain about virtual dom , fiber , reconcillation and api , hooks of react18

[@ZeeshanKhan-rp9or]

Looking forward to know about virtual dom.

[@CodeSketched]

Cool. Will plan a video on that. Stay tuned 🙌🏽

[@as_if]

Thanks. Core concepts. Very few touch or teach them.

[@CodeSketched]

You're welcome :)