Feels so good to have advanced React content for those that are already trained with it. CZcams is full of content targeted towards beginners. Thanks again for the clear and concise explanations with the cool visuals.
You have no idea how useful these videos are. Even the biggest companies in the world make "huge" mistakes when writing React and your videos help me a lot to fix those issues.
Thanks for the insightful video Summary: you don’t want to directly pass elements as props, instead you should use render props pattern (next video) but even that custom hooks are usually more suitable in 99% of situations
Thank you very much for these tutorials. Until now I had not found anything similar to the quality provided by the knowledge of this advanced React course.
Your videos are epic. I get excited when I see you upload a new one. I get my self all ready and cosy, make sure there are no distractions then start to watch. There is one bad thing tho.... the video comes to an end . Ahah. Thanks again for this high quality, well conveyed tutorial. Looking forward to the next one!
@@developerwaypatterns I can't find any reliable guidance on proper linkage between state changes and transitions/animations. React state changes are batched and generally lag back, so everytime I try to queue a transition/animation after sa state change, it either lags behind in time or stacks in weird ways. I'm aware about Green Sock, FramerMotion and other similar libs, but I want to learn this stuff for myself rather than rely on a 3rd party libs every single time I need smth very little to move around :)
@@abcq1 Hmmm, if it lags behind, maybe you're triggering it in useEffect? Take a look at useLayoutEffect (I had a video about it as well), maybe it will help. Other than that, I don't have anything animations related yet, but maybe in the future. It's a good and huge topic :)
@@developerwaypatterns It's not that) Like... Imagine a cube that is drawn in 3d space. I can drag it with mouse to rotate to arbitrary angle. Then, After I release (mouseup), it has to transit back to original position in 3000 ms, for example. I need the ability to intercept the rotation inbetween and repeat the process from the exact angle cube was when I stopped it on its way back. No ULF can help me there(
Feels so good to have advanced React content for those that are already trained with it. CZcams is full of content targeted towards beginners. Thanks again for the clear and concise explanations with the cool visuals.
You have no idea how useful these videos are. Even the biggest companies in the world make "huge" mistakes when writing React and your videos help me a lot to fix those issues.
Thank you, that's great to hear! 😊 ❤️
Thanks for the insightful video
Summary: you don’t want to directly pass elements as props, instead you should use render props pattern (next video) but even that custom hooks are usually more suitable in 99% of situations
Magnificant pets! It might have taken so much time to find that icons for the video :)
And thanks for that content as well!
This React JS tutorial is fantastic!
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for the kind words! 😊
Thank you very much for these tutorials. Until now I had not found anything similar to the quality provided by the knowledge of this advanced React course.
Finally I will understand the Render Props pattern for good, looking forward to that :)
Pure extract of knowledge. Thank you so much for this!
Love this content and your style. So clear and understandable. Thank you. I bought your hardback book. Love it. Keep up the great work.
Thank you! 😊
Thanks for the good work. These video tutorials help a lot.
Thank you!
Great video, thank you!
Very useful, amazing!
Thanks Nadia
Thank you!
Your videos are epic. I get excited when I see you upload a new one. I get my self all ready and cosy, make sure there are no distractions then start to watch. There is one bad thing tho.... the video comes to an end . Ahah. Thanks again for this high quality, well conveyed tutorial. Looking forward to the next one!
Ahh, thank you 😊 ♥️
excelent content!
great content, keep up the good work!
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isn''t usage of cloneCreateElement discouraged in react docs?
Indeed it is, it's mentioned in the video as well
@@developerwaypatterns my bad. Thanks for pointing that out
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Dear Nadia, hello. Is there a possibility for you to kindly accept a request to cover a specific topic?)
Depends on the topic :)
@@developerwaypatterns I can't find any reliable guidance on proper linkage between state changes and transitions/animations. React state changes are batched and generally lag back, so everytime I try to queue a transition/animation after sa state change, it either lags behind in time or stacks in weird ways. I'm aware about Green Sock, FramerMotion and other similar libs, but I want to learn this stuff for myself rather than rely on a 3rd party libs every single time I need smth very little to move around :)
@@abcq1 Hmmm, if it lags behind, maybe you're triggering it in useEffect? Take a look at useLayoutEffect (I had a video about it as well), maybe it will help.
Other than that, I don't have anything animations related yet, but maybe in the future. It's a good and huge topic :)
@@developerwaypatterns It's not that) Like... Imagine a cube that is drawn in 3d space. I can drag it with mouse to rotate to arbitrary angle. Then, After I release (mouseup), it has to transit back to original position in 3000 ms, for example. I need the ability to intercept the rotation inbetween and repeat the process from the exact angle cube was when I stopped it on its way back. No ULF can help me there(
@@abcq1 oh wow, that sounds like an impressive challenge. Maybe it's you who should do an article/video about it when you figure it our ;)