stateful-components

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Stateful-Components', in programming, remember things that have happened before. They keep 'state' — information like how a user has interacted with a program. Like when a website remembers what items you have in your shopping cart.

Examples in Different Contexts

In mobile app development, stateful components allow apps to remember user preferences and activities between sessions, providing a more personalized experience. A mobile developer might state, 'Implementing stateful components helps our app deliver tailored content and recommendations based on the user's history.'

Practice Scenarios

Product

Scenario:

The data visualization tool needs the ability recall the user's previous setting. Could you implement that in the next iteration?

Response:

Sounds like a job for a stateful component. We can create one that saves and retrieves user settings for the data visualization tool.

Tech

Scenario:

While developing the web application, we realized user's preferences need to be preserved for a customized experience. Can we work out on that area?

Response:

Yes, to create a personalized user experience, we can implement stateful components that will remember user preferences.