Very nice tutorial. I appreciate you're one of the few people who teach what I think is the best way of passing state change down into child components, by creating event handlers instead of just straight up passing the setState down into the child component
To make a simple explanation is always harder than a complex explanation. Unfortunately, understanding a simple explanation is easier than a complex explanation. It was the simplest explanation I have ever seen on youtube. Thank you.
This was one of the most helpful videos I've watched regarding React, props, and so many other things. THANK YOU. My only question is how to link this up with a local server and use PUT and DELETE to modify the data in the server?
Hi, Chris! I've greatly enjoyed your video, and by far this was one of the most helpful videos on creating a table in React that uses CRUD. It helped that you explained what some lines of codes were for. I'll definitely be referring to you again! Thank you, and much appreciated!
Your videos are excellent. Very thought-through and fantastic explanations to understand things clearly. Thank you very much and keep up the fabulous work. :) XD
just leaving this tip here You can add a fragment inside the render without needing to import anything from react So instead of writing you can just replace it with and react instantly knows its a fragment
The content is really insightful , one question is how would you approach it using an API with full CRUD functionality in mind...(for instance using the fetch or rather the axios.get/put and so on....)
i loved your Note Taking App video! you really did explain everything (including CSS, unlike other people who tells to copy paste) from basic. would appreciate if you try making a bigger project which elevates the level. thank you!!
I've been trying to figure out how to make the values of a table which arederived from objects received from an API editable for 2 hours now. I'm going to sleep trusting that this is what will provide me with the know-how. Just started with React.
How does one go about assigning unique keys to all contacts and emptying the input fields once the submit button has been used? Thank you for a great tutorial! :)
I used index as a parameter of the map function, worked fine. I passed it as a prop when making it modular but it no longer works for some reason. Edit: I added key to the component and that fixed it. so: .map((workOrder, index) =>
Hello Chris, I really liked the video, very well explained, I just have a question. How do you set to blank values the input boxes once you add a new record to the table?
Hi I am Sabaris. I saw the notes making tutorial I followed this to make edit option in that but not working the note becomes blank with edit button and delete button and nothing inside the note. please make part 2 for notes app. I would be greatful if you make edit option in notes as tutorial please
Hi Chris and thank you for a very helpful and pragmatic presentation. If I would like to be able to have more than one row in editmode at the same time, what would you change in this code?
Hi Chris! it´s the first time I see your solution @13:15 I'm using the component approach, where I´ve the state in app.js and form och table in seperate component. How can I apply your code? I´ve managed the table component, but not the form component :-( Thanks in advance //Peter
