A Gentle Introduction to Higher Order Components in React

Higher order components, or known under the abbreviation HOCs, are often a hard to grasp pattern in React. The article gives you an introduction to HOCs, how to use them elegantly in the case of conditional rendering and how to abstract them… Read more

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