In this example, count is a state variable initialized to 0, and setCount is a function to update count. Each button click increments the count, causing the component to re-render with the updated value.
Basic hooks
useState: Managing component state
useState lets you add and manage state within functional components. Instead of defining state in a class, useState provides a simpler way to declare state variables directly within the component function.
#javascript#reactjs
Last week, I built this set of 50+ inputs with Tailwind CSS and Next.js (link in the comments)! π₯
Now, I want to expand this into a collection of copy-and-paste components to quickly build app UIs.
Would it be useful? π€
Maintaining consistency is hard
You need to show up daily for the task
If you break the streak it is hard to start again.
Pick a task, do it daily, keep doing it.
#motivation
Integrated llm inside the website builder to perform operations like styling, translation while keeping the workflow inline. Will post more details soon.
This is pretty cool!
It creates a RESTful API around the new SQLite storage inside Durable Objects and gives you a fully working SQLite database that you can interact with over HTTP.
They also cooked with their landing page https://t.co/PAHXSMg4WF