Production grade react components

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[nitinmuthe]

As a React professional, I want to tell all viewers that Hitesh Sir has almost exposed industry-grade coding practices here. Hats off to Hitesh Sir!❤, I would like to urge students not to let him down and to motivate him as much as you can by sharing, liking, and subscribing.

[mahendra.g.patil]

I'm watching this video on 25-04-2024.

Sometimes I feel like I can't understand, but after focusing on the videos and practicing, I'm starting to get how the files and code flow work. Really great videos that you are making, Hitesh! Appreciate it a lot!

[ramansworld]

Content is next level, I must admit I have to watch again for a better understanding...But before that, a big thanks to you Sir, for bringing this in free lectures...no one is doing this...hats off 🙏🙏

[NeedToKnow.]

Today is 06 March 2024 learning this concept while on a bench in the current organization btw I am a software tester and want to switch my career to this. I am thankful to Hitesh sir because of him I can easily understand complex topics. Thank you so much sir ❤much appreciate your hard work..

[SarveshKumar-]

00:03 Understanding React components for form validation
01:56 Create separate component for button and input field
05:27 Updating React components gradually
07:14 Importing components in React using index file
11:14 Create a dispatch and a logout handler
13:20 Create a button component with specific features
17:52 Creating objects and adding values to them is a common syntax in production-grade React components.
19:36 Create a navigation bar with a logo
23:20 Adding navigation with React Router
25:13 The video discusses the importance of adding classes and future-proofing in React components.
28:33 React components can be referred to as children or text
30:21 Pass variables and attributes to React components
34:13 Creating production grade React components
36:00 Creating a Input component
39:22 Creating unique IDs for accessibility purpose
41:01 Passing variables and writing classes in React components

[AMANKHAN-ncgp]

Watching on 10-07-2024
Sometimes feels difficulty bcoz thia is of industry level, but it requires little attention.
Sometimes, I think to quit bcoz of your high level, but then think I need to increase my level in that era of "AI".
Thank you sir for providing such an amazing content free of cost ❤️❤️.

[subhajitpramanik]

I have never seen such good teaching in Hindi before. Your content is easy to understand and well-structured. How to view and use documents👌. Thank you sir ❤

[Munawar_Abbas_Mir]

Dear Hitesh SIr Watching this video on 8 - Sep -2024 . Started watching from your Chai aur Javascript series finished it made 20+ projects now Chai aur React is alomst coming to End . Learn alot of stuff from jsx compnents to redux, from routing to building custom hooks . Lots of Love from My side Sir Stay blessed and Help us to grow and learn Skills with this Motivation ...

[Rishav]

Today is 18-10-23 at 01:45'clock (A.M) in Midnight after coming to my job, I am watching this video...
I want to sleep because I am tired but still here to learn some new things...
Thank you for your effort, sir....

[ubaidurrehmanusman]

OAs a learner from Pakistan, I found this OCTOBER 2024 video highly informative and helpful...
Thanks for your hardworking for us..

[ManishM-bi]

what is ref and how it's work ?
Ans) when we write const myRef = useRef(), myRef is been intialize with object having property current and having default value undefined. so myRef = { current: undefined }

we provide ref to it when we write something like this <input ref={ myref } type="text" />

here myref.current will have reference to the input DOM element so that we can manipulate it whenever neccessary.

[Shah.Faizan]

As a learner from Pakistan, I found this September 2024 video highly informative and helpful...
Thanks for your hardworking for us..

[gyanprakash]

I am extremely satisfied with your React course. I would highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in learning React or who wants to improve their React skills.

[abirberacse]

Watching on 25th July, 2024. This series is so good because it's fairly complex and the flow of working is taught very well! Than you!❤

[hussainmodiwala]

forwardRef was a new thing I learnt today. I had never even heard about it, nobody tells that. And similar kind of problem I faced as I didn't knew about this concept. Great effort sir ji

[Dev-Phantom]

These concepts are not easy to understand and apply, but sir you have great knowledge and Patience to explain all the concepts. Thanks again

[charujain]

Hi Hitesh,
You are truly a blessing to the developer community ! Your tutorials have really helped me in gaining coding and technical skills.Thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion with us !!

[adamyasharma_]

took me 5-6 hrs to complete this lecture, so much depth and things to learn, amazing Hitesh Sir

[falikumarsah]

Hello Hitesh sir, still i am learning javascript through your javascript series. I have one question... should I join PW skills for web development course and placement??...how much i it's helpful if i will take course from PW skills??

[mrinalkumar]

Watching this video on 5-Sept-24(Teacher's Day) to learn great concepts from the greatest Hitesh Sir.
For sure you are one of the best Teacher of my life, you give all what you have and you make all the complex topics easy. However I may have to watch this video 2-3 times for better understanding and practice, and I am going to do it again just because you have created the keen interest for coding and development