10 - What is the useRef hook in React - When to Use useRef - useState vs useRef - Reference in React

Great Tutorial about `useRef`.

Is this course going to be in depth and if i take this will i become interview ready?? Please guide me i dont like udmy courses, is this gonna Equivalent to top udemy course

Extremely informative! Thanks for the video.

Got a good clarity between useeffect and useref nice information and explanation

Yes, I find this video useful. To persist information in the rendering processes we must use useRef which is totally decoupled from the rendering.

If you want to update data and cause a UI update, useState is your Hook. If you need some kind of data container throughout the component's lifecycle without causing render cycles on mutating your variable, then useRef is your solution.

Where can I see about the UseContext Hook?

great stuffs to learn and to understand better. could you please post some videos related to JEST for writing testcases!

Loved it boss thank you

Amazing video... Explaination is best

the reference value is persisted b/w the renders

Awesome explanation. Really useful for in-depth analysis for a lifetime and interviews!

it is best Explanation sir.. please make video about react router about sir.

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Amazing

what is 'prev' inside setCount..? I understood the code but you didn't declared/initialized 'prev' anywhere so how were you able to use it? is it predefined?

very clear explanation. Best serios for react .

thanks sir..nice explanations...

useful

I request you to talk about concepts like immutability of react and functional programming vs oops in general

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