The React team introduced several hooks in React 16.8 which you can use from third-party providers in your application, or even create your own custom hook. In this tutorial, we'll take a look at some of the most useful hooks in React and how to use them.

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This week we celebrate the 14th birthday of Smashing Magazine. We didn't quite have the year that we planned though! I took a look back at some memories from this year and previous years — with the help of the team and some Smashing friends.

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This week's Designer News - No 539 - includes How to Create a Color Theme Switcher, a Morphing Gooey Text Hover Effect, Free UXUI Doc Kit for Sketch/Figma, Design System Interview Questions, Faking 3D Elements with CSS, the StyleStash Chrome Extension, Teach Yourself Code and a bunch more! The post Weekly News for Designers No 539 appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.