Apr 28, 2021

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Using React and React Hooks to Switch Electric Lights and Read Real Sensors 🔋💡

What if I told you it’s possible to program real-world electric components with React? Yes, that’s right! You can get electric sensors to update a React component’s state and switch circuits on and off based on state and props.

All this with React Hooks!

Why?

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Using React and React Hooks to Switch Electric Lights and Read Real Sensors 🔋💡

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