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Must have understanding most major UI software architecture patterns (MV*, asynchronous callbacks, n-tier layered approach, portals vs.

Solid understanding of mobile application design patterns.

Proficiency in at least one mobile development language (Swift, Objective-C, Java).

Proficiency in VueJS and Nativescript-Vue.

5+ years mobile application development experience.

Excellent analytical skills, strong attention to detail, and a passion for learning/building skills.

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering or related field.

It passes the index, which will uniquely identify a todo in our list.

deleteTodo: Clicking a todo’s IconButton fires this function.

We map over each one and create a list item. Import React from 'react' import List from import ListItem from import ListItemSecondaryAction from import ListItemText from import Checkbox from import IconButton from import DeleteIcon from const TodoList = ( ) export default TodoList

Here are the GitHub and CodeSandbox links. Display todos in a nice Material Design fashion.

I recommend this for any language or library you want to try out. Todo lists are the most overused example for a good reason - they’re fantastic practice. I recommend you experiment, have fun, and use Hooks in your side projects, but not in production code until they’re stable. Don’t Use in Production!Īt the time of this writing, Hooks are in alpha. Avoiding ES6 classes, because they’re quirky, not actually classes, and trip up even experienced JavaScript developers.įor more detail see React’s official Hooks intro.Separating your app’s concerns based on logic, not lifecycle hooks.Sharing stateful logic without render props or higher-order components.Isolating stateful logic, making it easier to test.They’re functions that give you React features like state and lifecycle hooks without ES6 classes. React v16.7.0-alpha introduced Hooks, and I’m excited.