Custom Hooks in React - Every React Developer Should Know This
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⏱️ Timestamps:
0:00 Overview
0:48 Pattern 1 (Components)
2:47 Pattern 2 (Utility function)
6:17 Pattern 3 (Custom hook)
15:20 Rules of custom hooks
16:13 Return array vs object
18:57 Custom hook benefits
20:16 Typescript generics
26:43 Other custom hooks
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Your mention of TS generics at the end was the cherry on top - a perfect use case that a lot of beginners will actually come across. Good job!
Perfect timing. Im just starting to learn about custom hooks and when and where to use them. Thank you for this great explanation!
I know the point was to make something in JavaScript, but it is possible to captalize only the first letter of the first word in a string using only CSS. You just have to use the *::first-letter* pseudo element along with the *text-transform* property. For example, to make the first letter of every *li* element capitalized: li::first-letter { text-transform: capitalize; }
I was just about to say that
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thank you for this video, but I don't know if we can apply this method with the selected items from detail List
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You could've passed the generic type to the useState type parameter to simplify things
Or cast the return value `as const`
You could've passed the generic parameter to the usestate function and you would get better typing without needing to type the return function in the last example
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which vscode theme is this? thx
What If, I want to store multiple value in same file then have to init custom hook everytime?
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You can capitalize the first letter using just css by the way. First-letter and transform uppercase
Thanks for fixing your mic
custom hooks don't have to use react base hooks
They don’t have to but should.
This, as well as the previous video of yours that I just finished (12 react hooks mistakes), are the best how to/general learning videos I've ever come across on any topic.
Great to hear, enjoy!