Using React Hooks

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01 - Course Overview.mp4

02:03

02 - Why You Should Care About React Hooks.mp4

03:27

03 - Setting up Our React Tool Chain.mp4

03:09

04 - Our First React Hook setState and Tracking Input Field Value.mp4

04:21

05 - Using useRef to Enable Mouseover to Colorize an Image.mp4

05:40

06 - The useEffect Hook.mp4

03:00

07 - Using useEffect useRef and useState for Colorizing on Scroll.mp4

06:17

08 - Takeaways.mp4

01:17

09 - Why Should You Use React Hooks and Does It Matter.mp4

03:01

10 - React Hooks Basic Usage and Rules.mp4

02:31

11 - Updating Our Examples to a Conference Website including Bootstrap.mp4

03:00

12 - Reviewing Code of Our New Three-hooks-only Conference Website.mp4

04:02

13 - Preparing React Context for Use with useContext Hook.mp4

04:28

14 - Using useContext to Access Global Configuration from React Context API.mp4

02:40

15 - useReducer Is What useState Is Built On.mp4

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16 - Using useReducer with Multiple Dispatched Actions.mp4

02:14

17 - Using useCallback to Improve React App Performance.mp4

02:54

18 - Using useMemo to Optimize Filtering and Sorting Speakers.mp4

02:37

19 - Takeaways.mp4

00:49

20 - What s Different and What s the Same between Hooks and No Hooks.mp4

02:19

21 - Tracking State Changes in React Hooks Functional Components vs. React Class Components.mp4

02:41

22 - What useState Represents in a Class Component.mp4

02:35

23 - What useRef Represents in a Class Component.mp4

01:26

24 - What useEffect Represents in a Class Component.mp4

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25 - Takeaways.mp4

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26 - Benefits of Combing React Hooks into Custom Hooks.mp4

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27 - Timing out and Email Validation on the Signup Form.mp4

03:24

28 - Combining Multiple React Hooks into One Custom Hook.mp4

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29 - Introducing the Custom Hook useAxiosfetch for async REST.mp4

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30 - Integrating Our Custom Hook useAxiosfetch in Our Conference App.mp4

03:25

31 - Updating Speaker Favorite with Our useAxiosfetch Custom Hook.mp4

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32 - What Is Authentication.mp4

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33 - Updating Our Conference Site as if Login Was Done.mp4

04:55

34 - Customizing Our Node Server for Authentication.mp4

03:43

35 - Integrating the Server-generated Request Object.mp4

06:09

36 - Module and Course Wrap Up.mp4

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