7:21 Actually, I think about a song about a girl in a box.

This video contains a factually wrong part. "use()" cannot be used to fetch data as described at 2:50. You can't use "use()" with promises created inside the component, because they are not stable references. The whole point of a generic "use()" hook is that unlike other hooks, the identity/persistence of the subscription is already provided by a stable reference. That's the way many state managers, including Recoil, works out dependency definitions inside atoms. You can simply reach out to the dependency through a subscription-based API. But if you put a fetch call in a use(), you'll always have a new promise reference, and it won't work.

Thanks for the vid! Can you do Vue too?

5:50 I think it suppose to use setLikes instead of setClicks.

The Dom meme reference was really funny :D

I nominate you for Javascript Peace Prize! That is hands down the most effective and succinct overview, plus the ironic use of comic sans and papyrus font made me fall in love! lol 😆

100% the best introductory video on youtube. Great job.

Thank you so much for this consice and straight to the point video!

Please moste more videos

Wow, thanks for the information! I really learned a lot from you. I am a React beginner, and this will help me complete my project. 🤓

4:13 - is that supposed to be action={myAction} ?

10:40 Suspense while waiting for data (not component). Is that for React 19?

Thanks man a very clean and straightforward explaintions.

I'm curious to know more about the React Portals hook. Could you provide some insights on how it works and its common use cases?

So well explained, thank you for summarizing this (and for all the clear illustrations that took time and effort). I need to watch this a couple more time even after trying to watch as much as I can of React Conf 2024;

literally the best one

Thanks for really wonderful representation in simple terms would defiantly recommend your channel :)

5:47 setLikes maybe?

At 5:45 shouldn't it be setLikes(likes + 1)?

i like to think this guy codes in light mode with comic sans

Please turn on the dark mode

Nice.

Please do one for JavaScript too. You can't live React without JavaScript too. Waiting for it eagerly...

Im in love of these kind of presentations of concept. I watched a lot of videos like these(every religion explained, every ideology) and its actually a good way.

Very nice😍

hey men i really love the like your video it is deep and very helpful but right now i really struggle about file management like every time when i want to do some practice i always install react app again and again specially i am very confused by the installation of necessary files like nodemon , express ,node ,buble and run my file on terminal and like so on things really hard for me so can you make a tutorial video on how to handle files and folders, do we have to install every time when we want run our app or so many things please?!

Awesome explanation! Thanks a lot :) We got a really useful video right here.

Loving the channel

Thank you so much !

Amazing video! Where do you do such code animations for video?

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@5:48 it's setLikes right?

Nice video. Informative and entartained.

dude, i just came across your channel, great content, can you increase the frequency of videos ?

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Using index as keys is a bad practice and leads to unexpected behaviour.

One stop point to go through or revise the usage of all the essential Hooks in React.📍✨🪝

The best video on React! Extremely clear and concise

Hi I joined the ReactBootcamp. But I did not see any projects. How can I access Nextjs project section? Thanks!

Awesome

Nice video

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So good videos!!

Love your video! @5:41 - Should the update function inside of the handleClick function be setLikes, instead of setClicks? Thank you 🤓

i already know all of this right now, but i wish i saw this video 2 years ago. Btw thank you so so much. Keep it up ! Peace

Please explain about javascript and mern stack topics

I am happy about the memes used throughout the whole video more than the fact that this video helped me learn concepts i didn't get previously