For react hooks: the base results are decent, for that particular search phrase. You won't go wrong with the reactjs docs, prominently placed there. https://re

For react hooks: the base results are decent, for that particular search phrase. You won't go wrong with the reactjs docs, prominently placed there. https://reactjs.org/docs/hooks-intro.html https://reactjs.org/docs/hooks-intro.html For react hooks typescript: sorry, I can't. This is a pretty good example of the problem, because I just searched Google's first page of results for react hooks typescript tutuorial, and they were all bad. 3 of very top results seemed to be a derivative of each other, where they presented a list of concepts, which is not really relevant in teaching you to use them. Some of the other ones were a very slight improvement, but still not good enough that I'd feel very comfortable recommending them. On the 1st 2 pages of results, this was the best result I found for react and typescript (not hooks), which at least addresses the topic directly with relevant code. https://www.educative.io/blog/react-and-typescript https://www.educative.io/blog/react-and-typescript Also I want to call out this example for being especially ridiculous, because it titles itself as "Using React Hooks with Typescript" and then doesn't actually use any Typescript! https://blog.usejournal.com/using-react-hooks-with-typescript-aae6c7b2a3a9 https://blog.usejournal.com/using-react-hooks-with-typescrip... Anyway, this nicely illustrates the problem. I may try to write a tutorial on this myself, after seeing how bad these are. But for now, this is what's out there.