Building a modern frontend application typically requires a lot of tooling. Think Babel, Webpack, Parcel, Rollup etc. There’s a reason module bundlers are so popular. There are lots of great tools to help simplify the process of beginning a new frontend project. If you’re not new to React,
React hooks were added to React in version 16.8. With the transition from class to functional components, hooks let you use state and other features within functional components i.e without writing a class component. This reference guide will discuss all the hooks natively available in React, but first,
An Illustrated Guide on React Hooks. Early this year, the React team released a new addition, hooks, to React in version 16.8.0. If React were a big bowl of candies, then hooks are the latest additions, very chewy candies with great taste! So, what exactly do hooks mean?