React TypeScript Tutorial - 24 - Polymorphic Components

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Polymorphic Components with React and TypeScript
React TypeScript Tutorial on Polymorphic Components

[StaceyWilsonlosangeles]

I have to say that this is the hardest one to keep up with because it combines much of what we have already learned implemented in a complex manner. Thank You, for sharing this with such a detailed example...

[SimPwear]

This playlist helped me a lot a few months back when I started at a new company using React + Typescript. Thank you so much

[sky]

Very very strong tutorials please continue more and advanced tutorials like these .. thank you

[ashishnayak]

After 3rd time I completely understood...but you are awesome brother..

[conaxlearn]

It's indeed super complex. 😅😅. Thanks for the explanation.

[tejaswinishetty]

Thank you So much
You are a great Teacher🙏

[authenticnaturalnoises]

Thanks alot man for the series. Very helpful

[thambimoirangthem]

this one is little difficult to understand :) - regarding the name collision. Thanks for bringing up this tutorials, they are very helpful

[mahanmahmoodi]

nice video, thanks... but you forgot something: you should destructure a ...rest prop like you did in a previous video and pass it to the Component because now if you add for example a htmlFor attribute typescript doesn't throw an error but the functionality for a label doesn't work.

[mathewuy]

awesome typescript tutorials thank you

[deepakvijayan-vc]

excellent explanation thanks for sharing

[roym]

damn... i don't even know you could do this in plain js! i just start learning react :)

[kuchbhi-gr]

how to restrict the element type to only texts type like headings and paragraphs?

[hasgotech]

TS is happy again but maybe JS is ever happy

[sshmyg]

Nice, but what if need access to ref? I mean forwardRef polymorphic component.

[pranaydwivedi]

Type '{ children: ReactNode; className: string; }' is not assignable to type 'LibraryManagedAttributes<E, any>' Getting this error please help

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[nicknelson]

Hmmm...Interesting example of polymorphism. I feel like this particular example isn't very useful, though.