Using hooks inside class components
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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:….
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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:….
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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….
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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….
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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,….
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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….
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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….
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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….
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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….
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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….
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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….