Hooks let you extract component logic into reusable functions. They’re like the Swiss Army Knife of common class-based React logic for your functional components. — Check out these coding book discounts for Medium readers: Follow me on Twitter 101K where I post all things JavaScript Side Note: Always look through official docs first. In this article I cover my own experience with React Hooks. But I know someone on a similar path.

Things I want to accomplish in this Higher Order Function tutorial: Introduce newbies to the idea of Higher Order Function in JavaScript. (In a way that entertains, because HOs can get quite boring.) Show fun animations explaining how Higher Order functions work. My Coding Books CSS Visual Dictionary contains visual diagrams for every single CSS property in common use. JavaScript Grammar contains…jstutorial.medium.com

So which one is better? Grid or Flex? When to use which? What are the differences? For me, I see both as fundamentally different ways of thinking about layout design. I don’t think one as better or worse than the other. It is common to use them together. — Or you can just follow me on Twitter where I share more of my tutorials. This is not a comprehensive study. Just key differences I found. There may even be some mistakes I overlooked (let me know if you find.)

Don’t get me wrong. VSCode is an amazing editor. But it feels a bit all over the place when it comes to finding settings files. So I created these two videos explaining how to open settings.json file Same thing but on…

Hey guys lately I’ve been recording more videos than making articles. >> Subscribe to my YouTube channel << I currently have 30K subscribers here and 12K on YouTube. Modern day web development is usually done via ssh and docker. But it doesn’t mean FTP is completely useless. Especially when all…

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