@kandhankuhan973
Amazing presentation! First 20 minutes covers the mental modelling of hooks and the next part covers the awesomeness(how it can be composed and be used for almost anything) of it.
@ThePerro
Props to Michael for not shortening his first name to Mike
@saurabh75prakash
Awesome introduction to hooks, thanks.
@AndrewVasquez0113
I knew hooks were great before but seeing the composition part just changed my life
@ChikiCodes
awesome video 👍
@johnyepthomi892
Michael presentation was awesome.
@erikecoologic
This talk is fantastic. Very useful examples on composing custom hooks
@tijldeclerck7772
The Michael part was a serious eye-opener for me.
@travelcouple-z1m
His confidence is next level 👍
@tsooooooo
Ryan is a talented teacher!
@roselpadilla
The amount of shade in this talk from Ryan is hilarious.
@nissieln
Very informative and fun presentations as usual <3
@wordythebyrd
Legit first time I've watched someone code in vim.
@DarkNenyk
It's kind of sad that audio in Michael's part is not synced with video :( Still watched tho, awesome job guys!
@Graxusimus
if you put the ++ in the backend then it ... but if you put it in the frontend it returns also the value. Great terminology! :D
@keithh7994
Kick a$$ presentation
@gdoe24
Nobody: Someone teaching React: Look at this COUNTER
@EricBishard
Oh my god, I always forget that if you move the double plus' before the variable name it adds one and returns the value. lol
@alexanderkomeiji
"tuplé" I've lost on it
@AmandeepSingh-dt2qc