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Refactor setState in TodoApp #107
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@kenotron take a peak. this is a pretty big rewrite of the todo app logic. curious if you have a preference on how this is presented, as we don't dig into it too deep during class. |
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| 4. Assign `_onAdd` as the `onClick` event handler for the submit button. |
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would love to dive back into this and use hooks. Even better than class based state. |
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Refactored
setStatefunction calls inTodoAppto use a state change function instead of state object as per React conventions.Also added some clarifications in 1-07 excercise readme and removed a line that's no longer applicable