
Bad ways you’re using react – useRef
Yo, React fam! We back with another edition of React gotchas. This time, we talkin’ about useRef and how it can trip you up if you ain’t using it right. In this
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Yo, React fam! We back with another edition of React gotchas. This time, we talkin’ about useRef and how it can trip you up if you ain’t using it right. In this
Yo, it’s your boy gabe back with another edition of “Bad ways you’re probably using React.” Today, we’re going to talk about a common mistake that developers make (and I
Ayy, React homies! We know how easy it is to style components with inline styles in React, but sometimes, it can go way overboard. Too many inline styles can lead
Ayo React fam! We all know that React Context API is the real MVP when it comes to sharing state and data across the court. But watch out, cause sometimes
Welcome back to our ongoing series on common React pitfalls! In this 10th installment, we’ll be diving into the world of React Fragments and why they shouldn’t be ignored. If
What’s up, everybody? It’s your boy gabe and today we’re gonna talk about one of the most important design patterns in React: the Container and Presentational Components pattern. Now, I
A common mistake made by React developers is to write all their logic and JSX into giant components. Copying and pasting code that is used in multiple places. As I
If you’re looking for a quick way to get your component library started, check out the project template on my github I think at the heart of great React
To follow up on part 5 of my series on writing better react code, I think it’s worth discussing why small components are the key to keeping your react projects
Writing scalable react apps is an art in its own way. As your apps scale they become bigger, more complex; more components are added, and more business logic and requirements