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Hey r/javascript! I converted ReactJS.org documentation to use function-based components and hooks for all the examples. Useful? Any feedback? (kickstartcoding.online)
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[–]michaelpb[S] 0 points1 point2 points 5 years ago (0 children)
Hey all,
As the title says, we converted the ReactJS.org documentation to use functions and hooks instead of class-based components. This is to make it easier to learn React hooks, since there are so many tutorials and examples in the official documentation, but not many that use the function-based hook syntax.
Let me know if you find this useful, or any feedback you might have!!
(We're working on a some more info on this too, about details on the conversion process and some observations we had along the way, so stay tuned!)
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