quite fast for not that experienced devs as me, but very well explained and understandable even for me. Thank you so much

You just saved my life. I hope more developrs find you! Thanks so much

How to pre-select an option or multiple options?

спасибо за видео, Влад. Очень пригодилось в работе.

So hard to just sit here and watch him struggle around 1:10:00 and not to talk to the screen telling him to check the spelling!

It's not efficient tutorial at all, because if you click submit button, the form doesn't reset values!!!!!!

Create content! BTW, to prevent button from submitting the form just add type="button"

Can we have an output format for php symfony? because currently it is impossible it returns us a number impossible to format in the data return.

Fantastic video! It helped me understand what I was missing in my code. However, I would like to integrate with the "freeSolo" prop of Autocomplete, any ideas on how to do that?

Thanks!

Thank you so much!

I am glad I've just completed the entire video Much informative and exciting! Thanks a million

Much informative! Thanks so much!

real good video love the part you turned it into reusable component

Hey!!!! Thank you so much for this! Saved my week! Cheers from Brazil <3

Thanks a lot for this critical element, as you said if you integrated the autocomplete you can do all other mui component. Well done.

The part about TypeScript types is exactly what I needed, thanks!

What a great tutorial 😊 Thanks Vlad

Thank you so much! Concise & informative 🎉

I am trying to implement the autocomplete with React Hook Form but using register and not controller, shouldn't it work the same?

Hey! loved the video! Any idea how i can let the user type whatever they want as the option?

I was all in until we got to error checking. Wow, useImperativeHook seems super unintuitive to me and something I'd not want to have to explain in a code review. I was following along great until then.

thnaks, very usefull

thanks for details video but could you explain how to set default value in autocomplete control component

Thanks a lot man!!

thank you, it was helpful!

amazing video, I just don’t understand why you reassign the “setErrorRef.current = setError”. Isn’t it just enough to assign it once as: const setErrorRef = useRef(setError) This should already point the current value of serErrorRef to the setError function. Hence, “setErrorRef.current = setError” should not be necessary.

How i can use it in update using setValue? i am unable to fetch old value in the field, somehow i did it but after that i am unable to get the options

Fantastic job. I'm having trouble using this with 'multiple' however. Also, and edit mode would be super helpful, so we can see how to preselect an option based on a value that would have been retrieved from the backend/db

Nice video.

Thankyou it is very useful for me, however I want to see should I use use state or use form for my auto complete forms?

Hey man, thanks for the awesome videos. Btw, which font are you using?

thank u very much

Please make a video about Multiple Input values of autocomplete. Thank you

Thanks a lot, couldn't understand how to make it controllable, value of Autocomplete and value from useForm were incompatible

Thank you very much. Awesome job bro❤. Will be looking out for more from you.

Best video I have ever seen on this topic. Your english is amazing. Thanks a lot

This is excellent thank you very much! I just don't understand what you're doing in the TextField spread {...(props.inputProps ?? {})}

You could have saved all the prop declarations with DetailedHTMLProps generic. :)

Amazing video helped me a lot did you released server components version of this ?

How can we use defaultValue for edit form with autocomplete ?

thank you

Great series! I'm struggling with MUI's DatePicker with RHF. If you could do a short video on that component it would be great, thanks!

Hey man, Thankyou so much you have solved my problem :)

Can you explain how to convert this reusable function to allow for multiple select?

I have always struggled with creating complex form. Thanks for this tutorial.

Man I've never seen someone so dedicated to covering everything related to react forms. Very interesting approach to keep the form data just in memory for local development, didn't know that was possible! I think react-query would've been a great fit for this video as there's a lot of data fetching going on, but you managed to do everything with the regular fetch. Kudos, thanks a lot for sharing

Thanks for taking your time to build that form and record a tutorial on how to do it. Sometimes, forms can be tricky especially when you have to build them with "dynamic" content based on what the user does in that form. Also, maybe tell chatGPT next time that he's on camera so he can behave and write the exact code that you want 🤣

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