Every React Concept Explained in 12 Minutes

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Published 2024-03-18

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  • @wass3411
    Software Engineer using React daily for 6 years now and this is hands down the cleanest explanations of those concepts I ever saw. Sharing this everywhere.
  • @AmineChM21
    "class" to "className" isn't to make it camelCase as "class" is already camelCase. It's to avoid conflict with the JS keyword "class" for creating classes.
  • @anil4real_
    This is the most cleanest and concise explanation of react concepts ever
  • Man, this was the best class I've ever had on everything I learned in programming. I already knew most of the concepts but the simple way you exemplified was excellent. I will watch your other videos.
  • Awesome content, as a backend engineer that is starting dealing with React, this is pretty straightforward and saved me a lot of time.
  • @moviespalace17
    On 5:42 the function handle click should have the setLikes method instead of setClicks
  • @moustafamohsen
    I'm a senior Angular developer, but wanted a quick way to pickup React, and I have to say this video is amazing, it doesn't get hanged up on the details and explains the concepts with text and examples, along with the reasoning as to why it's implemented this way, in addition you referenced the most used common patterns which is a great touch Just a great video!
  • @Omar-sr1ln
    Never heard such a great round up of react , awesome vid man 👍🏻
  • This has to be the best react speed run ever means a lot bro thank you.
  • @Chillycloth
    Molim se da vaša velikodušnost prema nama bude nagrađena. Ovaj video je odličan poklon
  • @srsh12345
    Great video. As somebody learning React and already familiar with some of these concepts, this really helped me grasp the bigger picture much faster. Thank You.
  • @chiragthakur430
    This was a great explaination. Working with React for the past 3 years and this was a wonderful refresher for me and a great recap for new developers.
  • @TheDjTotzy
    Using index as a key is ok for rendering UI derived from an array that doesn't have to change the order of it's elements. But when you have an array that does change the order of it's elements you gotta use a unique key (usually the id of that data item coming from the DB)
  • @uscjake868
    100% the best introductory video on youtube. Great job.
  • @digitalClay
    Been studying React for 6 months now and I could have just watched this video. Essential and to the point thanks!
  • @visajpanchal6789
    Damn, its my 3rd day of learning React and you already taught me a lot.!! What a great way to explain, so much easy explanation and best visuals
  • @Jai-xq5hi
    Very smoothly explained and so clear and concise.