Higher-Order Components in React, also known as HOCs , are an advanced component pattern in React (next to Render Props Components ). Higher-Order Components can be used for multiple use cases. I want to pick out one use case, the conditional rendering with Higher-Order Components, to give you two outcomes from this article as a learner. First…
When using React Router in React, one can use the Navigate component to navigate a user away from a page in case of a certain condition. For example, the following example does not render a list if there is no data, but redirects a user to the home page instead: In this case the redirect is well placed. However, if there is much logic happening…
In a modern React world, everyone uses function components with React Hooks . However, the concept of higher-order components (HOC) is still applicable in a modern React world, because they can be used for class components and function components. Therefore they are the perfect bridge for using reusable abstractions among legacy and modern…
