Nice explanation! The mysterious part to me is where is the state kept when using useState, if not in the function and not in a class instance... 😎
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🧁🍨 Mark Dalgleish @markdalgleish "With hooks, beginners no longer need to learn about 'this' to avoid shooting themselves in the foot."Closures: 18:23 PM - 11 Feb 2019
this is one of the hardest concepts of javascript for some reason. Getting slightly off-topic here.
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Nice explanation! The mysterious part to me is where is the state kept when using
useState, if not in the function and not in a class instance... 😎Deep dive: How do React hooks really work? was the version of the article I meant to link to.
thisis one of the hardest concepts of javascript for some reason. Getting slightly off-topic here.