Hi Mitchell. Thank you for providing such a thorough React / React with TS playlist. I was sharing your playlist to my friend who is starting his React journey. I saw that you’ve two unrelated videos on this playlist. One is of Elon musk and another is in a different language I couldn’t understand 😄
Yes, a .tsx file is a file that includes JSX with Typescript (TSX). Although you can use .js and .ts file extensions for your React files, most people prefer to use .jsx or .tsx Simply because it makes it very obvious that it includes either JSX or TSX and not just some regular JS or TS code :)
Thank you for your great videos! Could you suggest, please regarding rendering components within user page e.g. when I click on User page I need to be navigate to /all - always(/users/all) then /users/admins and etc?
When we navigate for example to users page it should be /users/all and within the page we can navigate to other users’ categories. All--Students-Pending…nav links We should never see to users/ directly even when we add it to url we should be redirected to users/all
I've covered a lot of videos on this series I can confidently say the entire series is a no BS. Excellent content. Thank you
Great Work
Hi Mitchell. Thank you for providing such a thorough React / React with TS playlist.
I was sharing your playlist to my friend who is starting his React journey. I saw that you’ve two unrelated videos on this playlist.
One is of Elon musk and another is in a different language I couldn’t understand 😄
Thanks a lot man, didn't notice it. Appreciate the kind words 🤙
Thank you so much!
Great video, definitely no BS guide
but in mobile it works? like, sometimes it leaves a 404 not found like just go to the link...
Hey thanks bro do you know what .tsx is, and why some people like you use that instead of creating normal .js files for there components? thanks.
Yes, a .tsx file is a file that includes JSX with Typescript (TSX).
Although you can use .js and .ts file extensions for your React files, most people prefer to use .jsx or .tsx
Simply because it makes it very obvious that it includes either JSX or TSX and not just some regular JS or TS code :)
@@TechbaseDev Oh okay gochu so its more simple, ill try to get used to it!!
Thank you for your great videos! Could you suggest, please regarding rendering components within user page e.g. when I click on User page I need to be navigate to /all - always(/users/all) then /users/admins and etc?
Hi Vladimir, I'm not sure what your question is. Could you explain it again?
When we navigate for example to users page it should be /users/all and within the page we can navigate to other users’ categories.
All--Students-Pending…nav links
We should never see to users/ directly even when we add it to url we should be redirected to users/all
@@vladimirdiachenko5987 I'm not quite sure if I get you this time. However, the behavior you describe sounds about right
I just wanted that index for users will be users/all but not just users/
Users route should always start with users/all
Nice video. It'd be cool if you did some larger React TS projects - there isn't much good React TS content on YT.
Thanks Dylan, those are definitely on my todo list!
thanks
👍 thanks!
perfect tempo IMO
Someone doesn't understand the term No BS
thanks