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Beautiful video. Thank you.

Great! Thank you

Amazing that my campus director works for him.

which theme is that ?

Nice.

Good talk, now I can really grasp the concept of middleware

good presentation

Is React 360 dead? Any news for the future of React 360 ?

Great

Very simple and visual. Thanks!

we really really really need a mentor to guide us through this journey to adopt typescript when using react

Great video! Seeing this pattern of composing hooks and clarity of explanation by MJ reminded me of his previous video explaining benefits of "render prop" pattern to as opposed to mixins or HoC. See: ruclips.net/video/BcVAq3YFiuc/видео.html Also I noticed he frequently did common code refactors and wanted to remind viewers who use VSCode the manual steps can be reduced. They have suggested refactor actions to extract selected code as method which reduce need to keep moving cursor and speeds up development. Example, creating custom hook from existing set of hook code. Create component A that uses native hooks to achieve behavior. You creating component B that would also benefit from behavior. You decide to make a custom hook and move code from A to a function so it can be used it A and B. This is now action to do this operation for you: code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/refactoring#_extract-method (although I noticed it doesn't always preserve indentation and semicolons)

that was awesome!

Made my day!

<3

but is not it over complicating things just like higher-order components?

This is great! My only hangup is that I'm trying to add typescript types to the useLogger and useThunk middlewares and am finding it somewhat difficult!

I wanted to share the resource links that go along with this talk, it contains all of the demos and url's pertinent to this session: prgress.co/ReactHooks

Taelur is awesome!

MJ is great, as always