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awesome video 👍

His confidence is next level 👍

Awesome introduction to hooks, thanks.

Excelent cleared the concept of Use effect for me I'm stuck on the concept of reducer but will understand that too

peace and freedom for the people of Ukraine 🇺🇦 ✨

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"How do you think French people write their code!? " .... "in English.."

Goated Video

Spected some hee hee's, very disapointed

Kick a$$ presentation

Michael presentation was awesome.

You try to give the video more brightness it will be great if you do

Ryan has explained very well about react hooks which might solve the bug of re-rendering of useState while used with useeffect. Thanks Ryan 🙌

I wonder how many people in the audience got what he's saying... Because it took me about a year to really get what he's sowing there lol :D Examine me chat: Hooks are a way of sharing stateful logic before hooks the patterns for sharing stateful logic were HOC's and render props but they had their drawbacks and weren't as clean as hooks. This is how I understand it.

Hi Team Can you change this title to, What React Abstract? or Data Structure used by React for Batching

Very informative and fun presentations as usual <3

Where is Michael Jackson?

So subsribetopost does not call the callback when cleaned up? Because that will be setState on unmounted component a.k.a memory-leak.

Nobody: Someone teaching React: Look at this COUNTER

if you put the ++ in the backend then it ... but if you put it in the frontend it returns also the value. Great terminology! :D

Shall we play a game? > Global Thermonuclear War (enter)

The Michael part was a serious eye-opener for me.

this is hilarious

Did you catch the bug that slipped in the hooks version?

The amount of shade in this talk from Ryan is hilarious.

I thought this was a video of Michael Jackson, The King of Pop ®, coding 😐

12:27 Yes, but actually no. When you do ++x it adds 1 to x and evaluates to its previous value. x++ is the same except it evaluates to the new value of x. For example: console.log(x++); is the same as x = x + 1; console.log(x); and console.log(++x); the same as console.log(x); x = x + 1;

cool

5:35 dude you are either stupid or dumb or both. what kind of logic is that? :D it's like you are posting to db some data and saying: "ovv i am posting to a db it gives me number and also cows. it's wierd". you should change your mindset.

Slides at slides.com/bahmutov/painless-react-testing

This guy is awesome

The guy in the background is trying way tooo hard

"tuplé" I've lost on it

Jesus fucking Christ for god fucking sake can you type any fucking louder and harder??

The arc animation solution no longer works AFAIK for the current version of deck.gl

What is the name of this editor, vs code ?

I am just learning front end, I wish I will be that fast on my keyboard and text editor one day

This is all just Monads lmao.

Props to Michael for not shortening his first name to Mike

In Video title: Michael Jackson 🕴🏻In Video content: Satya nadella 👨🏻‍💻

Awesome!! Thanks!

Awesome

Let’s see a vote for all devs who are in favor of merging all the major .js frameworks into one and consolidating their features in order to simplify learn time and reduce code. Anyone want to start a foundation to do it? Call it Consolidate.js.

SetState actually seems more like magic than hooks to me.

Awesome!!!! Thank you

Wow! This could have been the best tutorial....but...

First guys sucks

That syntax theme is amazing. What's it called? (Great presentation and all.. :) )

I prefer Angular :) You guys write functions and call it Hooks... damn Stoneage coders.

Amazing presentation! First 20 minutes covers the mental modelling of hooks and the next part covers the awesomeness(how it can be composed and be used for almost anything) of it.