#1 Introduction to XState in React
It's time we take Xstate and state machines seriously

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It's time we take Xstate and state machines seriously

So in the last chapter we talked about the magic of custom hooks and how custom hooks help us in modularizing, our react code. In this chapter we will see how we can build a custom Dropdown component and use the custom hook that we created earlier....

We talked about a couple of hooks so far useState and useEffect in our previous chapters. But the best is yet to come! *Note: This article is a part of the Delightful React Series, as part of which, I am releasing one chapter every day for 25 days....

I live on Hashnode and Github now. So I thought, how can I show my Hashnode contributions on my Github Profile Readme? Note: This post is a little intense if you are a Git beginner but source code to all of this tutorial is linked to the bottom of ...

When something changes in a component, there are things you might want to do. For eg, a user types text into an autocomplete search input, then you might want to fetch autocomplete suggestions by making a call to server and fetch suggestions. Som...

The key prop being unique is very important for rendering list elements in React. Is it just enough if it's unique? Not really. We talked about it briefly but lets see how we can thoroughly mess up our components if we use the key prop incorrectly. ...
