React Server Components (RSCs) are a new feature in React 18 that allows you to render React components on the server. This can improve performance and SEO for your website. In this blog post, we will provide a comprehensive guide to RSCs. We will cover the following topics: What are React Server Components? React Server…
Are you tired of writing the same code over and over once again in React? Do you need to take your React abilities to the next level? If so, then you’re in the right place! In this blog post, we’ll explore Custom Hooks in React and the way they let you write more efficient and…
When using React.memo() to optimize functional components in React, you may want to implement custom comparison logic if the component receives complex objects or arrays as props. By default, React.memo() performs a shallow comparison of props, which means it only compares the props at the top level and does not perform a deep comparison of…
Have you heard of the term “code review”? It’s like a safety net in software development. Basically, it’s a process where another developer or team member checks the code written by someone else. This is a crucial step in ensuring that the code is clean, efficient, and free of bugs. As a front-end developer, it…
Memory leaks are a common problem that can affect the performance and reliability of your web applications. A memory leak occurs when a variable or object is no longer needed but still occupies memory space. This can lead to increased memory usage, slow down the browser, and even crash the application. In this blog post,…
A new hook called “use” is generating a lot of buzz among the React team and the JavaScript community. People are discussing how to implement it and are exploring its potential for future use. What is use() hook? How does use() hook work? What are the benefits of use() hook? What are the drawbacks of…
Explore the critical React hook, useEffect. Mastering its use can make a vast impact on building high-performing applications, regardless of whether you’re new to React or have been using it for a while. Managing side effects and component lifecycle events in React is made easier and more declarative with the powerful hook that is useEffect….
Micro frontend is an architectural pattern that involves breaking a monolithic frontend application into smaller, independently deployable micro frontend components. Micro frontends are a front-end implementation of microservices for complex web apps. This can help you to improve scalability, maintainability, and team collaboration in large-scale React applications. Why Micro Frontend? Pros and Cons of Micro…
React components are the foundation of an app. They represent UI and manage state, making them a crucial aspect of app organization. Reusable and composable, they simplify complex UI creation. Class Components: Create class components, also known as stateful components, using JavaScript classes. Manage state and lifecycle methods for your component. Use class components for…
React design may be difficult, especially when creating huge and complicated applications. There is, however, a solution: design patterns. Design patterns in React are vital because they allow you to build scalable, maintainable, and simple applications. They also boost developer productivity by solving common problems and encouraging code reuse. React is a declarative, functional, and…