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React State

Redux & Context & Hooks, Oh My: CodeMash

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CodeMash 2020 | React State: Redux & Context & Hooks, Oh My | Michael Moran

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CodeMash 2020 | React State: Redux & Context & Hooks, Oh My | Michael Moran

In the age of ephemeral JavaScript frameworks, ReactJS came out and continues to grow in popularity. How should you handle state? In this talk, Michael Moran discusses and compares many options, including React component state, Redux, the React Context API, and the new React Hooks.

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React State: Redux & Context & Hooks, Oh My

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Know what's good
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, and possible dealbreakers
Explores a range of options for managing state in React applications, including Redux, Context API, and Hooks
Taught by Michael Moran, a recognized expert in React development
Covers state management techniques that are highly relevant to modern React development practices
May require some familiarity with React basics before enrolling

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Explores a range of options for managing state in React applications, including Redux, Context API, and Hooks
Taught by Michael Moran, a recognized expert in React development
Covers state management techniques that are highly relevant to modern React development practices
May require some familiarity with React basics before enrolling
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