This is Why You Can't Render React Hooks Conditionally

[@snsa_kscc]

Great stuff, loving this to the point deep dives!

[@MS-wh8ky]

Thanks a lot for the video! It is really helpful and thorough!
Can you please say, what extension/setting you have in VS Code, that allows you to see wrapper of the code at the top of the editor?
For instance: at 10:16 we see line 8 near tabs, saying that the code below belongs to useState function

[@leotravel85]

That is a native vscode settings option: Editor -> Sticky Scroll: Enabled

[@MS-wh8ky]

@@leotravel85 thanks a lot:)

[@juhairahamed5342]

Thanks... Good Explanation

[@wintercounter2]

Actually, you can do conditionally in certain cases. Just know what you're doing :)

[@ibrahimayomide2858]

give example pls

[@wintercounter2]

@@ibrahimayomide2858 I wrote a much more complete example, but YT deleted my comment, so here's the short version. I'm talking about cases where you know your condition won't change during your component's complete life-cycle.

[@ibrahimayomide2858]

@@wintercounter2 thank you, that total make sense

[@kagi-www]

too many restrictions

[@8koi245]

eh? not really is a library so it has way less than a framework