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EPISODE · Sep 5, 2024 · 34 MIN

Render props

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Sam and Ryan talk about render props in React. They discuss where they came from, how Hooks superseded them for sharing stateful logic, how data attributes compare to them for customizing styling, and how for certain complex components like forms they're still a great solution for accessing slices of internal state. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 3:40 - Where did render props come from? 6:01 - How hooks replaced many use cases for render props 8:14 - Using render props for custom styling 10:32 - Data attributes vs. render props for custom styling 16:43 - Using render props to peek into an uncontrolled component's internal state 21:05 - Forms example and using render props for a smaller public API 24:10 - React docs mention of render props 25:48 - Where render props shine Links: Headless UI Menu Radix Forms React Aria Forms React docs - Render props Our upcoming course on React Component Patterns Email Sam Email Ryan

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Sam and Ryan talk about render props in React. They discuss where they came from, how Hooks superseded them for sharing stateful logic, how data attributes compare to them for customizing styling, and how for certain complex components like forms they're still a great solution for accessing slices of internal state.

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