In the ever-evolving realm of web development, mastering advanced concepts is essential for creating robust and flexible applications. In this arti...
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HOCs are super helpful!
Seems you forgot to remove:
'if (!isConnected) {
return
You don't have access !
}'
from your components after implementing hocs
Thanks for your feedback,
This is my very first article and I left a small typo thanks!
Congrats for your 1st article Nick!
Thank's a lot ! :)
Nice example.
The above example can be implemented using a common wrapper component as well.
It will be super helpful if we can see some more examples for HOC where
using HOC is the only way and cannot be implemented using wrapper components.
Nice article, thank you.
Great explanation! 👏🏼
Nice article. I didn't even know HOCs existed until now!
it's great
That was a great article, I was looking for a introduction to React's Higher-Order Components. It will be helpful
Hi ! Thank's bro !
congratulations for yur first article, he is very nice, quadruple monstre,
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easy explanation, Thanks
Congrats on your first article. It's straightforward.
As Nickap mentioned there are some small typos.
After adding HOC you should remove these lines from your components:
Additionally the HOC needs a slightly change:
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Higher Order Components are a powerful pattern in React that enhance the reusability
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Well, I got totally lost with that library example there. You should have also covered the children prop. It is the main reason why HOC exists.
This article needs a slight revision.
Hi!
I've modified the example and added a "Going further" section.
Thanks for your feedback!