React Higher Order Components Tutorial | ReactJS HOC Pattern | React HOC in 30 Minutes for Beginners

In this video we are going to learn everything about Higher-Order Components in React. HOC is an advanced technique in React JS for reusing components logic. We will understand HOC and why it is required and what problem it solves with the help of a practical example and I will try to make it as simple as possible for you.

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[DipeshMalvia]

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[jose]

That was actually a pretty clear and simple explanation. I understood you perfectly. So I just have a comment: isn't it better to use nowadays the newer React Hooks instead of using classes to create this kind of components? Instead of componentDidMount and all that it could be easier to implement via the useEffect() hook and as a regular functional component. Thanks anyway, great explanation!

[jeisongarzon]

plss make this same video but with functional Components instead of Class. Ty !!!

[lucifermorningstar]

Wonderful explanation. Hats off !!
But there's one thing I didn't get, why did you use class component inside HOC, it was functional component that you started with.
So why not continue using functional components ??

[riversound]

Bro, you are awesome. Make very clear understanding of HOC.

[pushkarkumar]

Nice explanation Dipesh! Just one question. We can use functional components in HOC right?

[codewithkaran]

Why you use class component when you are using functional component it will be hard to grap both things at a time although you explain it very good and i hope everyone understand it properly great job bhaiya 😀❤

[joedu]

in the HOC, you passed the filtered Data to the WrappedComponent, even if its their first time render before you are typing any search term....

[user]

Nice Explanation! I have a doubt, Do we have to use class based components in HOC component ?

[SLTYT]

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[jhs]

Very easy explanation sir especially for beginners.. Make it little bit complicated

[ΠΑΝΑΓΙΩΤΗΣΜΗΤΡΟΠΑΝΟΣ]

I Have a question about the filteredData object inside the render function of the HOC...
could we pass the property to be filtered as a prop of the HOC
e.x. -> return >= 0;
instead of using those if statements?

[prabhatsrivastava]

Very helpful, clean, best explanation 👏

[MohitKumar-tncf]

Really, you're doing great job !!

[lesleykamamo]

You actually simplified things. Made the understanding of HOCs much easier.. thank you 😊

[srinivaspunith]

I Liked beginning and ending of the music of this video

[prasadchinthala]

very informative video for React HOC... Thanks 🙂👍

[meerabhaskaran]

You have a very well structured way of teaching. Thanks for making complicated topics look easy. :)

[yogesh]

Hello sir, can you make video on javascript oops concepts like polymorphism, inheritance, etc with example, there is no good videos on this topic in youtube, also explain how this are used in reactjs. Thank you 😊

[vikasbairwa]

loved the way you explained this topic, thank you.