Requisite React
summary
Argues that digging into abstractions measurably improves effectiveness and demonstrates the specifics: using Babel REPL to show JSX compiling to React.createElement and how children become props, a toy implementation of hooks that models hooks as an array, inspecting React.lazy which throws the promise during render, and a working Suspense-style Pokemon data loader with a cache (“it legit works” though risky). Mentions doing 12 air squats as a warm-up.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 1:24Air Squats
- 9:38Abstraction Has a Cost
- 10:33React Abstractions
- 11:43React Create Element
- 13:02Ui Descriptor Object
- 14:13Function Interpolation
- 18:07Using Object Spread
- 18:36Hooks
- 21:37React Suspense for Lazy Loading
- 26:20How Do You Level Up
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