Managing Reusable Logic in React
summary
Compares three concrete reusable-logic implementations by showing the same search feature as a mixin that mutates class state, a higher-order component that injects props and manages fetches, and a render-prop that passes state and handlers into render callbacks; warns mixins break with ES6 and cause naming clashes, HOCs compose at compile time and can collide on prop names, render-props simplify UI coupling but can cause inline render performance issues, and notes experimental custom hooks as a practical alternative.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 0:56Acknowledgement of Country
- 9:02Example Code
- 10:13Downfalls
- 11:03Render Prompts
- 14:23When Not To Use Render Props
- 15:00What Have We Learned
- 15:26Decorators and Container Components
- 16:13Abstract State Management
- 16:53Hooks
- 19:21Resources
