Hope you found this video helpful! What topic would you like to learn next? Drop it in the comments below and I might make a video about it! Also, visit reactsquad.io/ now and hire your next senior React developer today!
I'd love to see how you'd create a data table using onLayout to dynamically adjust the widths so that each column is the same. I had to use useState, useRef, and more.The performance is terrible lol and im sure it can be done better. Also AMAZING video, great explanation!!
A video about react re-rendering. How and when react re-renders component (include redux cases as well). what are good and bad practices to prevent unnecesary re-renderings.
I hope you can do one on callback functions. I have hard figuring when I should use them and what I'm really doing with them. And Another one with currying. You're filter with currying is great and I'd like to know them better as well
Will gladly do one on currying. Could you please clarify what you mean with callback functions? You mean in the context of React? Or also on the server?
Wow, i have been watching react videos three years now, and this is the first time someone explain how things actually work in the right terms and words, I learned a lot of things from this video other than useCallback and useMemo (will watch the video few times just to memorize everything). please please always be like that, we don't need other youtuber who only reads obvious examples.
Thank you very much! Stay tuned for a future video about higher-order components, which breaks them down in detail. And if you have any topic that interests you, kindly let me know 🙏
please talk more about react in that deep way, can be anything, but i have especially interest in how it works under the hood, fiber, reconciliation algorithm and so on
Hope you found this video helpful!
What topic would you like to learn next? Drop it in the comments below and I might make a video about it!
Also, visit reactsquad.io/ now and hire your next senior React developer today!
I'd love to see how you'd create a data table using onLayout to dynamically adjust the widths so that each column is the same.
I had to use useState, useRef, and more.The performance is terrible lol and im sure it can be done better.
Also AMAZING video, great explanation!!
A video about react re-rendering. How and when react re-renders component (include redux cases as well). what are good and bad practices to prevent unnecesary re-renderings.
@@ShivamSharmabtp Very good suggestion!
@@coofzilla Datatables in general could be a good topic!
@@JanHesters yes, please more content. it's so hard finding high quality content these days.
I hope you can do one on callback functions. I have hard figuring when I should use them and what I'm really doing with them. And Another one with currying. You're filter with currying is great and I'd like to know them better as well
Will gladly do one on currying.
Could you please clarify what you mean with callback functions? You mean in the context of React? Or also on the server?
@@JanHesters what's the purpose, when should i use them, why would i use them?
@@kaicooper9421 Got it! Thank you.
Keep it up bro.
Thanks!
Wow, i have been watching react videos three years now, and this is the first time someone explain how things actually work in the right terms and words, I learned a lot of things from this video other than useCallback and useMemo (will watch the video few times just to memorize everything).
please please always be like that, we don't need other youtuber who only reads obvious examples.
Thank you very much!
Stay tuned for a future video about higher-order components, which breaks them down in detail.
And if you have any topic that interests you, kindly let me know 🙏
I want more! Subscribed!
Thank you!
More to come!
Great video! Thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Great Video thx keep it up!
Will do, thank you!
pure gold.
Thank you!
cool content
Thank you!
Functions! Functions everywhere!
Needs more pure functions!!!!11
please talk more about react in that deep way, can be anything, but i have especially interest in how it works under the hood, fiber, reconciliation algorithm and so on
More advanced React videos are coming soon!
helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Great content but the variable names are a bit confusing, try to use different names so that it's easy for us to distinguish between them.
Very good feedback and absolutely true - thank you!
Next videos will use clear names.
Great content!
Thank you!