I feel like hooks are more peformant because we can specify for particular dependencies they need to observe as compared to class functions . I don't know if am right 😅 just a react noobie
I'm far from anything resembling an expert. I consider myself a React noobie as well 😂. And I like that about Hooks too.
When I started learning React and came across state changes using setState, I thought it was a hassle but later got used to it. When I saw how Hooks worked, I just stopped using class components completely. I don't think I've ever used class components in the last month.
I have no idea about the performance factor though. I think I read somewhere that the performance is not that different, and it depends on how we use it. But I could be remembering wrongly. I hope someone corrects or confirms this here.
If there is a performance difference, I might write an article on it.
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I feel like hooks are more peformant because we can specify for particular dependencies they need to observe as compared to class functions . I don't know if am right 😅 just a react noobie
I'm far from anything resembling an expert. I consider myself a React noobie as well 😂. And I like that about Hooks too.
When I started learning React and came across state changes using
setState, I thought it was a hassle but later got used to it. When I saw how Hooks worked, I just stopped using class components completely. I don't think I've ever used class components in the last month.I have no idea about the performance factor though. I think I read somewhere that the performance is not that different, and it depends on how we use it. But I could be remembering wrongly. I hope someone corrects or confirms this here.
If there is a performance difference, I might write an article on it.