useHooks(🐠)

useHooks(🐠)

One new React Hook recipe every day

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Hooks are a new feature proposal for React that lets you use state and other React features without writing a class. useHooks brings you one new React Hook code recipe per day. The goal is to help people understand how hooks work and to feel more comfortable writing their own rather than rely on npm.
This is the 2nd launch from useHooks(🐠). View more

useHooks(🐠)

One new React Hook recipe every day

Hooks are a new feature proposal for React that lets you use state and other React features without writing a class. useHooks brings you one new React Hook code recipe per day. The goal is to help people understand how hooks work and to feel more comfortable writing their own rather than rely on npm.

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Kishore
@gabe_ragland I suggest you collect interested developers email-id and send them a mail. People will forget to visit it daily.
Gabe Ragland
Maker
@prakis Here's a Mailchimp signup form to subscribe to our daily email: http://eepurl.com/dLWe5E Will add a signup options on the website soon!
Kishore
@gabe_ragland One thing I realized with my previous PH launchs is, you get max users on the launch day. I suggest you do it right away, you can quickly collect user emails with https://formspree.io or with Netlify forms.
Gabe Ragland
Maker
@prakis Okay an email signup option is now on https://usehooks.com. Thanks for the suggestion!
Kishore
@gabe_ragland subscribed.
Hugo Villain
Congrats on the launch! Yesterday I saw a tweet from @dan_abramov about this exact problem. I'm building something similar but not bound to hooks, would you like me to add (and mention) some of your recipes too?
Gabe Ragland
Maker
@hypervillain useHooks was inspired by @dan_abramov tweet as well 😄 And sure feel free to link to my site or any of the recipes. Would love to check out what you're working on when ready.
Gabe Ragland
Maker
Hey Product Hunt Community! If you're a React developer you might of heard about a new React feature proposal called Hooks that allow you to use state and fire off side effects without writing a class. I thought I'd whip up a simple website that helps people understand how the feature works through daily code examples. Hooks seem a little weird at first but after a weekend of playing around with them I'm already hooked (pun intended). Hope you like the site! Feel free to suggest any features you'd like to see or ideas for Hooks that I should post.