My Favorite Abstraction in React Explained (RadixUI's asChild prop + Slot Component) 

'you should be able to come up with ideas like this too' what a great mindset

Wow, you are by far one of the most underrated React RU-vidrs! How could such a great channel only have about 500 subscribers! Clear explanation, clear instructions, clear agenda and most importantly the fact you explained why we should know our tools very well! I absolutely loved this part, something I never thought about TBQH! That's what makes a dev a great dev! Well done and keep up the good work 😊👌 Thanks

you can also use < Slottable > inside < Slot > to select the target child for the props (in case you have multiple children inside the slot).

I used to think what kind of props this was and didn't understand for a long time until I wanted to find information about it today, I didn't find anything sensible and went to your video, and you explained it very clearly thank you, I also now adore this abstraction

Clear explanation. Thank you!

i love that its a live deeper dive thank you

Great sense of humour and you cleared this asChild business up for me. cheers.

your explanation is next level bro, keep posting in depth videos

great job in explaining this. Props to you!

oooooh snap. its the first time i truly understand the as child prop..... sank uuuuu

crazy good explained

Thats good to know, thanks for dissecting it for us😊

hey man, great vid and really good way to explain it. pretty much the same thing i would have done to learn about it if you didnt make this vid. saved me time and effort. im feeling more confident in dealign with radix/shadcnUI components as this was recently an issue with a nested component.

It is exactly what i needed.... thanks a lot man

Why do i need to wrap with anything in the first place? can i not call and depending on what i want ? I understood the implementation and everything but can you show us any other production use case of this where this would be helpful

Great mindset to have.

excellent job

nice video! thank you

Hi man thanks for the content, careful with our feelings we want to feel professional too 😂

What's wrong with usually the original Button component?

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