React Hooks: Bye Bye to Classes
summary
Shows how to replace React class components with React Hooks to avoid lifecycle methods, share and manage state across different parts of an app, remove class boilerplate, and improve reuse of state logic by using functions. Includes live-coding examples that refactor old class components and implement state management using only Hooks (React useState, useEffect and custom hooks implied).
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:29Context and motivation
- 2:53What are Hooks?
- 4:15Hooks advantages
- 7:22useState explained
- 8:28Demo: useState
- 11:07useEffect explained
- 13:20Demo: useEffect
- 16:52Logic reuse with Hooks
- 19:53useContext explained
- 21:58Demo: useContext
- 24:48Global state management
- 27:44Summary
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