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When building an Online first Applications, you should always think of what happens when there is no connectivity. We don’t want our users to look at an empty screen or loading indicator forever. Do we? So when creating an application, you should always show your users something, like a cached data or message that indicates the user that they’ve lost the Internet connectivity. I just added this in one of my React Native application called SLPS....

React Hooks allows us to write Stateful functional Components by using functions called hooks provided by React and you can create your own custom Hooks that you can share across many components. In this article we are going to look into some of the different hooks and see how they compare to traditional Class based components. We are gonna look at the three basic and most used hooks useState,useEffect and useContext....