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szymonkrajewski.pl
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| | | | | I remember how I was excited discovering how much frontend frameworks like AngularJS could make my work easier. Even though I was a strong backend-oriented programmer I decided to learn the concept of Angular. I dug into it at ease and I started using this tool in my daily work. Since I changed my job I lost the opportunity to use frontend technologies regularly. However, I'm still fascinated about this part of software development and I follow trends and latest changes. Therefore AngularJS 1.x was officially abandoned I started looking for something new and fresh. I didn't look for a long time. When I first saw React library, I fall in love with it. I quickly caught the concept behind this tool, thanks to ubiquitous tutorials and examples. I read a lot abou... | |
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sandroroth.com
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| | | | | In React data flows one-way, from top to bottom. It does not support two-way data binding for good reasons. However, we can use Hooks to implement a pseudo two-way data binding. | |
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scastiel.dev
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| | | The reason hooks cause developers to struggle is that they look simple, just basic functions, but they are a lot more complex than that. The complex logic is very well hidden in the React core, but understanding a little how they work will help you to use them at their full potential, and overcome the issues you face more easily. | ||
