Project: Search and Rescue
Group Member Names:
- Katie Williams
- Samantha Freeman
- Jori Peterson
- Tyler Bierwirth
During my time at Turing I wanted to research React Hooks outside of the current FE curriculum. From what I had previously gathered, they are considered the current process used by many React developers. Thus steming my interest to learn more about them, so I can further develop my knowledge of React. Prior to my research I understood the basics of React Hooks, which is that they let you use state without writing a Class component. Thus your React components are only built with Functional components.
During my research my big take aways were the useState, useEffect and useContext hooks. The useState hook is the one that I had the most understanding of prior to my research. However, I didn't previously know how exactly the hook would let you use state in a function. It returns a pair of values; the current state and a function which will update the state. To define the current value of the state we pass it as an argument in the useState() method. Instead of using setState, we use t
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#!/bin/sh | |
# Script installs the current scaffolding version and pushes to GitHub | |
if [ -z "$1" ] | |
then | |
echo "Scaffolding version is not specified" | |
exit 2 | |
fi | |
package_version=@k2sports/nuxt3-scaffolding@$1 |