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Understanding Forward Ref in React
Introduction
A ref can be automatically passed via a component to one of its children using the ref forwarding approach. For the majority of the application's components, this is often not required. However, it can be helpful for specific types of components, particularly in libraries of reusable components.
Goals
In this article, we will go through a complete discussion of the forwardRef in react. We will understand the use cases and some examples and see the importance of forwardRef.
Outline
- Introduction
- What is is Ref
- How to Create Refs in React
- Callback Refs
- Using React.createRef() API
- Using useRef() hook
- Forwarding Ref with React.forwardRef()
- Conclusion
Sample articles
https://vcnation.hashnode.dev/examine-reactivex-using-typescript-and-nodejs
https://vcnation.hashnode.dev/how-to-build-serverless-applications-using-the-serverless-framework-and-fauna
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But nonetheless I still have some other interesting topics I can also write on, if you will give me the opportunity.
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