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Aditya Agarwal

I'm a full stack developer currently working on React projects. I like to write tech blogs and speak about Web

Mar 20, 2019

Building Flexible Components with React Hooks

React Hooks have landed in React v16.8.0 which makes me really excited. Apart from handling state and lifecycle inside functional components, they also allow us to build flexible components with ease. A flexible component is one which can be used in ...

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Lee

Mar 22, 2019

Where is the hooks?

useState and useContext are both hooks. As a rule hooks should always be prefaced with the word "use", which might help you identify them in the future. I think the purpose of this article wasn't to explain how hooks work but reactjs.org/docs/hooks-intro.html and usehooks.com are both great intros to that!

smallhorridlady

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Mar 27, 2019

Aditya Agarwal

I'm a full stack developer currently working on React projects. I like to write tech blogs and speak about Web

Mar 30, 2019

The section "Communication between compound components and more about React Hooks" is all about Hooks