Using hooks inside class components
React Hooks were designed specifically for function components and cannot be used directly inside class components. This is a fundamental constraint of React’s architecture. Here’s what you need to know:….
React Hooks were designed specifically for function components and cannot be used directly inside class components. This is a fundamental constraint of React’s architecture. Here’s what you need to know:….
Using history.push() in React Router v6 In React Router v6, the traditional history.push() approach from v4/v5 has been replaced with the useNavigate() hook. Attempting to use the old history API….
Using useNavigate() Outside <BrowserRouter> A common React Router error occurs when trying to use the useNavigate() hook in components that aren’t wrapped in a <BrowserRouter> (or similar router component). This….
Forgetting to Return New State in useReducer A common mistake when using useReducer is mutating the existing state or forgetting to return a new state object from the reducer function,….
Forgetting to Remove Event Listeners on Unmount in React A common memory leak issue in React occurs when event listeners aren’t properly cleaned up when components unmount. This can lead….
Testing hooks requires different approaches than component testing since hooks can’t be called outside of React components. Here’s a comprehensive guide to effectively testing both built-in and custom hooks. Testing….
Managing global state in React can become challenging as your application grows. While React’s Context API and state management libraries like Redux can handle global state, using custom hooks for….
Handling asynchronous operations like fetching data, submitting forms, or dealing with side effects in React often involves managing state for loading, success, and error scenarios. Writing a reusable custom hook….
In React, custom hooks allow you to encapsulate reusable logic, making it easier to maintain and share stateful logic between components. However, poorly optimized custom hooks can lead to performance….
In React, handling cleanup of side effects is essential to prevent memory leaks and ensure that resources like network requests, event listeners, or timers are properly cleaned up when a….