Redux is a powerful tool for managing state in React applications. In this guide, we'll start simple with a basic counter to help you get a grip on Redux's core concepts Then, we’ll take things up a notch and build a more complex shopping cart application step-by-step.
React Query is an easy-to-use tool, especially in applications that require complex state management and asynchronous data exchange. The library offers a number of features to optimize data management processes in React applications. React Query facilitates operations such as fetching data...
useReducer is a state management method in React, just like useState. It provides a structure and set of rules that lead to fewer errors and easier code management. We use it to handle more complex state logic and to perform state changes in a more structured way compared to useState.
Context Api allows us to transfer data that each component can use. So the context api gives us global data. When transferring data through props in nested components, we have props hells with the branching method.To get rid of props hell, we define a Global data (context Api) so we can send the same data to all components via context api...
Usually used to directly access a DOM element. We can make changes like we do in Valillajs. We can also be used to store a mutable value that does not cause rework when Updated. that is, changes made to the current value of UseRef will not re-render. UseState triggers the component to be rendered again...
When it comes to using effects hook in React it allows us to perform side effect in function component. UseEffect lets you perform data fetching, updating the DOM directly, timers, and side effects such as state or variable changes in your components. useEffect is one of the most used hooks in react applications.