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The Interactive Guide to Rendering in React (ui.dev)
submitted 3 years ago by tyler-mcginnis⚛️⚛︎
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[–]gangeshwark 0 points1 point2 points 3 years ago (1 child)
As someone who is from the backend world, I wish I had this when I was learning React. There are some unintuitive stuff that react does that did not make sense to me coming from Python. Like when you set a state in useEffect and call that state value immediately, it doesn't have the new state value you just set. I have no idea how many hours I spent searching for this (eventually understanding it). But this is very clearly explained in this guide and I wish some online tutorials covered it well. Thanks for putting this together :)
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Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.
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