@pastafarian7
I’ve been using some regular html dialogs in a react app, and I think that does work as long as you don’t need to re-render anything while it’s open (eg I have an instructions dialog with static content that you can open and close). But if the content changes re-renders break that approach I think, at least for modal dialogs, which is what I want. Thanks for teaching me the right way to do it.
@MrTaekbeen
I wish I knew this sooner! Great content :)
@Pareshbpatel
React Dialogs that use the Dialog HTML Element, so clearly explained. Thanks, Chris.
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@steveca057
Always a huge help Chris, cheers
@7doors847
Very helpful. Looking forward to the Astro course. Could you do a video on Astro 4.0 sharing your thoughts?
@kafin3504
Great videos! Thanks for making this! btw does this dialogue element is more superior than react portal?
@K.Huynh.
Thank for shaing! I will try this.
@_ash64
Will try this out Chris!
@artem_zakharchuk
Cool explanation!) Thank you) But you forgot to explain how useImperativeHandle relates to the dialog)
@OrcanArtz
Absolute hero!
@sweetink4453
Yeah, that was great video
@godofwar8262
Thank for react video 🎉
@sweetink4453
That was great video
@dojoisdead
Omg ty so much!
@matheuspombeiro1675
Thank you very much
@trollocat
excellent
@pinholeopinho
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@sashaBejenari
Thx!
@santiago.dev96
Why would you need access to the dialog DOM element ref? Isn't just better to have the ref defined directly in the Dialog component and use a prop to open/close the dialog for all the components that want to use the Dialog component in their return value? I think that having direct access to the ref in the parent component is kind of useless.
@lvekua