Yes, as well I don't think you want to start with useState in this scenario. Instead, you should teach about regular JS functions and how something very simple can be turned into a Hook. I have created an article about custom Hooks, and aside from using the word class a few times in the article I could remove that information about hwo things "use to be done". But yeah I think teaching how to create simple and custom hooks is a great way to teach about the subject without talking about classes.
I also think that when teaching about useState that it's good to tell the backstroy about classes and how this.state was accessed and used in a simple scenario and then explaining how that works with Hooks. This could be a second part to learning Hooks after you teach custome Hooks first.
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Yes, as well I don't think you want to start with
useStatein this scenario. Instead, you should teach about regular JS functions and how something very simple can be turned into a Hook. I have created an article about custom Hooks, and aside from using the word class a few times in the article I could remove that information about hwo things "use to be done". But yeah I think teaching how to create simple and custom hooks is a great way to teach about the subject without talking about classes.I also think that when teaching about
useStatethat it's good to tell the backstroy about classes and howthis.statewas accessed and used in a simple scenario and then explaining how that works with Hooks. This could be a second part to learning Hooks after you teach custome Hooks first.