Awesome dude. Please continue. I like the visual explanations as that is what I needed. For newer programmers who are just scratching the surface of how JS destructuring works, react looks like absolute spagetti.
I came from your reddit post and my god you have absolutely nailed the core concepts of react. I say, for react learners, this video is a must watch. And yes, make a part 2!
This is such a fantastic video that I watched it several times in the row. You can use React without it but it helps massively with debugging and writing good code.
Hi, It was really helpful. Realized many mistakes that I was making while developing. Sorry not able to buy you a coffee right now but surely will do it in the future. Thanks. Waiting for part 2.
Just seeing this amazing video now. I really loved how you brole down the vonvepts syarting from showing us react and babel from a CDN to actually using thr tools we currently employ (vitr amd the likes). It really makes me appreciate the work they do under the hood
Excellent content here - perfect balance between great information and remaining concise - whilst I'm already an experienced front end developer, this was still a super helpful video. Looking forward to checking out more of your videos.
Great video. One topic I'd appreciate you to touch on is where state is actually stored in a FC. Every state change causes the whole component function to re-run, I'm wondering why the second time the `useState` func runs, the state won't be initialized again. My guesss is the state is stored in a store managed by react & `useState` somehow `hooks` the FC with the actual state.
Excellent video! Good brush up for experienced React programmers and a must for junior devs. Helps to understand how React works under the hood. Pls make a Part 2 covering Hooks, RSC, Suspense, Actions, etc.
@Ismoil_Sharifov I agree but I've ran into this problem often. After I learn the concept, I quickly figure out I could have explained so much easier. The problem is most who teach programming are not teachers, just great programers.
Great video, but I believe even React team refuses Virtual DOM term and use React Element tree. Plus would be great to hear about Fiber Trees (Current and WorkInProgress) as well.
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Well done content. Keep it up!
@@Dev-cc3niThanks!
@@Dev-cc3ni part 2
Amazing video, I've been using react for a while but now I feel like I understand it a lot better, subbed and looking forward for the next vid!
@@markzuckerbread1865 Glad to hear that!
This was amazing! WE NEED THAT PART 2 (Context, error boundaries, etc) !!!! Thanks so much for spreading your knowledge
wow , this is quality content right here , in my experience learning react, diving deep into details , you discover bad practices and stop them
Excellent overview. Thank you. I would definitely enjoy a part 2.
Excellent video! I'd love to see a part 2.
Absolutely brilliant. Very eye opening. This is how a deep dive has to be. Waiting for part 2. Thanks a lot for the knowledge.
Please make part 2.... this is just sooo good
This was such a useful and clear explanation, thank you!
We need part 2 pleaassss
Massively
Great in depth video bro🤯
Best Explanation i found about React till date. Thanks Man ❤❤
Literally saved my life, best video for interview prep
This helped solving one of the problems i was stuck from a long time
Fantastic video dude! The key part is so didatic! Now makes much more sense why VsCode asks always for insert key on the list! Thanks a lot 🤘🏻
Instant subscriber. Please make more in depth (but short) videos like these! Webpack, Vite would be nice, and browser stuff
Such a concise video yet simple video covering some core and complex topics.
Great explanation... we need a part 2
Quality content man! Really loved the entire video. Looking forward for more content from you.
This was something I've been wondering about for a bit and really useful knowledge, thank you!
Awesome dude. Please continue. I like the visual explanations as that is what I needed. For newer programmers who are just scratching the surface of how JS destructuring works, react looks like absolute spagetti.
Agreed... Even after watching it twice I feel dumb that I didn't get *all* of it
Really great video man need more like this 👍
This was awesome! What a fun way to convey fundamental React concepts. Nicely done, m'man
Great video, very helpful! Thanks for sharing. Keep it up! 😉🔥
I found ur channel when I was searching for Material Ui, and then found this video, great content ❤
This is genuinely quality content! Thank you so much!
Such a cool video. The best one I saw for particular topic, ty
Great video, will send it to my junior devs. Understanding these concepts helps with the most common runtime bugs when using React. Well done 🎉
I came from your reddit post and my god you have absolutely nailed the core concepts of react. I say, for react learners, this video is a must watch.
And yes, make a part 2!
Thanks! Part 2 is coming soon so stayed tuned.
@@frontstartdev I came back again to check if part 2 has come or not 😢
This is absolutely excelent.
I love it Thanks a lot!
Appreciate the error.
Thanks. Loay here from Egypt!
Thank you this is awesome!
I'm looking forward for part 2
Great video my friend , hope there will be a PART2
This is such a fantastic video that I watched it several times in the row. You can use React without it but it helps massively with debugging and writing good code.
Great explanation. Part 2 please 🙏
Hi, It was really helpful. Realized many mistakes that I was making while developing. Sorry not able to buy you a coffee right now but surely will do it in the future. Thanks. Waiting for part 2.
Glad you found it helpful 😁
Very good, we need a part 2.
Really informative video. Everything explained nicely. Thanks a lot...
Great video! Part 2, please!
Just seeing this amazing video now. I really loved how you brole down the vonvepts syarting from showing us react and babel from a CDN to actually using thr tools we currently employ (vitr amd the likes). It really makes me appreciate the work they do under the hood
great video! waiting for part 2
Amazing 🙌🏼
Part 2 please, great explanation
I want to see a part 2
Damn, rooting for a part 2!
Awesome! Great job!
4:45 you can also return an array.
Part 2 highly appreciated
well this is a great video thanks maan keep it up
Excellent content here - perfect balance between great information and remaining concise - whilst I'm already an experienced front end developer, this was still a super helpful video. Looking forward to checking out more of your videos.
Thanks! Glad to hear that!
Fantastic tutorial - thank you!
Great explaination! still like Vue hehe. But Im doing React right now.
Great video. One topic I'd appreciate you to touch on is where state is actually stored in a FC.
Every state change causes the whole component function to re-run, I'm wondering why the second time the `useState` func runs, the state won't be initialized again. My guesss is the state is stored in a store managed by react & `useState` somehow `hooks` the FC with the actual state.
usestate has closure over state variable
That's amazing man just Continue
a much needed refresher material In a world of tutorial hell
Great video man!! Saludos desde chile :)
Thank you this was helpful! ❤
9:43 what da mouse doin?????
Awesome video. Could you please make part2?
Excellent video! Good brush up for experienced React programmers and a must for junior devs. Helps to understand how React works under the hood. Pls make a Part 2 covering Hooks, RSC, Suspense, Actions, etc.
very helpful! thank you!
Great! Thanks a lot for your effort.
Great Video!
why are explanations about React made so difficult to understand?
It is programming man. To understand things is not easy
@Ismoil_Sharifov I agree but I've ran into this problem often. After I learn the concept, I quickly figure out I could have explained so much easier. The problem is most who teach programming are not teachers, just great programers.
Yes @@ismasoc5, I was about to say that. However, Supersimpdev and brocode are the ones I preferred to learn from.
Part 2 please. Thanks for part 1
What if you are using all libraries together ? Is it a framework, then ?
In short, behind the scence the way ReactJS works is just 3 steps: trigger -> render -> commit, right?
Amazin, keep going
Great content
Part 2 Waiting Bro !
Yes, I wanna see part 2
This video counts for a sub ofcourse. Make more such content. Awesome quality content
Part 2 please ❤
Great video, but I believe even React team refuses Virtual DOM term and use React Element tree. Plus would be great to hear about Fiber Trees (Current and WorkInProgress) as well.
Why is the complexity n^3?
great topic, thanks
We need part 2😁😁
Is the reconciler a part of React or ReactDOM?
Top erklärt! Wo hast du dir diesen Deep-Dive angeeignet? Kannst du Bücher/docs oder sonstiges empfehlen?
Danke! Ich habe hauptsächlich die offiziellen React docs benutzt. Kann ich nur empfehlen!
We need those topics also
Good One 👌
4:19 was that intentional?
Great explanation thanks
Nice vid
Excellent video
We need Part 2.
5:42 wtf
part 2 needed pls
Perfect video!!!!!
really nice video
part 2 where?
We need part 2
Helping you to break RUclips algorithm.
Good one part 2 please
bro, where you inspired by fireship style?😄
It's 2023 so I think it's important: how does it connect with fiber? ;)
Thank you so much.
I give you 5 starts🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟, next video please!!
great video
Part 2 plz
please make that part 2
very good one..