Top "State" questions

The contents of memory locations, at any given point in the program's execution, is called the program's state.

react / functional component / props changed / getDerivedStateFromProps

Lets say I'm doing a simple CRUD app in react. My functional component is basically just the form. In the …

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How to check for broken images in React JS

I'm writing a module that takes article data from json and shows a large image over the article text, a …

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I do not understand the concept of Non Deterministic Turing Machine

I do not the understand the concept of Non Deterministic Turing Machine. I guess I understand the term Non deterministic …

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Is there a way to gray out (disable) a tkinter Frame?

I want to create a GUI in tkinter with two Frames, and have the bottom Frame grayed out until some …

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Ant Design form set values form props

I'm using antd design in my form. Here I'm setting value from reducer profilereducer by using shouldComponentUpdate method. class ProfileForm …

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How to add new State/Province and City dropdown in Magento 1.6.2?

How to add new State/Province and City dropdown in Magento 1.6.2? When we choose United States as country then we …

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Android - Best Practices for ViewModel State in MVVM?

I am working on an Android App using the MVVM pattern along LiveData (possibly Transformations) and DataBinding between View and …

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Replace array item with another one without mutating state

This is how example of my state looks: const INITIAL_STATE = { contents: [ {}, {}, {}, etc.. ], meta: {} } I need to be able and …

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React - Changing the state without using setState: Must avoid it?

My code works, but I have a best practice question: I have an array of objects in the state, and …

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this.state vs state in React

I'm working in a new codebase. Normally, I would set up state like this in a React component: class App …

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