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The newline Guide to Building Your First GraphQL Server with Node and TypeScript
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Module 4 Introduction

Introduction to Module 4: Refactoring to hooks

Module 4 introduction#

It's finally time to begin upgrading our app, Hardware Handler!

We've played with some small samples of hooks in previous modules, we've upgraded our own app to work with hooks, and we've added project configurations and tooling and linting and code formatting. It's time to modernize these class components.

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The newline Guide to Modernizing an Enterprise React App

Welcome: Introduction

Introduction:

Start Here

Introduction: (21:20)

Guide to Modernizing an Enterprise React App Welcome

Introduction: (15:57)

Hardware Handler Overview

Module 0: React Hooks

Introduction: (1:15)

Module 1 Introduction

Lesson 1: (10:37)

Introducing React Hooks

Lesson 2: (15:25)

useState Hook

Lesson 3: (15:54)

useEffect Hook

Lesson 4: (10:47)

useRef Hook

Lesson 5: (13:31)

useContext Hook

Lesson 6: (10:26)

Custom Hooks

Lesson 7: (3:31)

Module 1 Summary

Module 1: Upgrade the React App

Introduction: (0:51)

Module 2 Introduction

Lesson 1: (12:47)

Upgrade the React App Version

Lesson 2: (8:03)

Lock Down the Node and Yarn Versions

Lesson 3: (2:29)

Module 2 Summary

Module 2: Configure Prettier and ESLint

Introduction: (1:25)

Module 3 Introduction

Lesson 1: (11:59)

Set Up Prettier

Lesson 2: (29:48)

Set Up ESLint

Lesson 3: (2:47)

Module 3 Summary

Module 3: Refactor React Classes to React Hooks

Introduction: (1:05)

Module 4 Introduction

Lesson 1: (5:52)

Refactor Home.js

Lesson 2: (13:45)

Refactor App.js

Lesson 3: (16:06)

Refactor Checkout.js

Lesson 4: (18:31)

Refactor ProductForm.js

Lesson 5: (20:17)

Refactor ProductList.js

Lesson 6: (1:16)

Module 4 Summary

Module 4: Create Custom Hooks for the App

Introduction: (0:55)

Module 5 Introduction

Lesson 1: (12:49)

Our First Custom Hook: useDepartments

Lesson 2: (11:41)

Simplify Complex Components with the useProducts Hook

Lesson 3: (20:54)

The useCheckout Hook will do Double Duty in our App

Lesson 4: (2:18)

Module 5 Summary

Module 5: Incorporate the Context API

Introduction: (0:57)

Module 6 Introduction

Lesson 1: (18:23)

Create a Context Hook to Handle CheckoutItems