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refactor: removed the unnecessary useState() hook and onMouseEnter() … #3414

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Removed redundant useState() hook and event handlers for hover effects.

Fixes #3413

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    • Simplified hover effects for social media icons by removing local state management and utilizing CSS classes instead.
    • Updated import statements to reflect the removal of unused state management functionality.

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The changes in this pull request involve the refactoring of the pages/community/tsc.tsx file to eliminate local state management for hover effects on social media icons. The useState hook and associated mouse event handlers have been removed, with hover effects now implemented directly through CSS classes. This simplification retains the visual behavior of the icons while reducing code complexity.

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pages/community/tsc.tsx Removed useState hook and mouse event handlers from TwitterSVG, GitHubSVG, and LinkedInSVG. Updated import statement to remove useState.

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Remove unnecessary state management for hover effects on icons (#[3413])

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
pages/community/tsc.tsx (2)

97-97: Remove unnecessary comment

The comment /* Use the imported SVG icon component */ doesn't provide any additional value as it's stating the obvious. Consider removing it to improve code cleanliness.


2-2: Excellent refactor that achieves all objectives

The removal of the useState import and implementation of hover effects using Tailwind classes has successfully:

  1. Eliminated unnecessary state management
  2. Simplified the code
  3. Enabled potential conversion to a server component

This change improves performance while maintaining the same visual functionality.

Since the component no longer uses client-side state, consider converting it to a server component by adding the 'use server' directive if the rest of the component's dependencies allow for it.

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70-71: LGTM! Clean implementation of hover effect using Tailwind

The hover effect is now correctly implemented using Tailwind's hover:fill-black class, eliminating the need for state management. This change aligns with the PR objectives and improves performance.


83-84: LGTM! Consistent implementation with TwitterSVG

The GitHub icon hover effect follows the same pattern as Twitter, using Tailwind's hover:fill-black class. This maintains consistency across social icons.


96-98: LGTM! Brand-specific hover color for LinkedIn

The LinkedIn icon implementation follows the same pattern while appropriately using LinkedIn's brand color via hover:fill-linkedin class.

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hkv24 commented Nov 21, 2024

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closing this one as someone else has created a PR for this
#3419

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[REFACTOR] The code hover effect on TSC member cards doesn't need to use state.
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