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19 Takeaways From React Conf 2019 - Summary of React Conf 2019
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Lessons about React (page 8)
The links, tools and tips our engineers and designers share with each other, one “today I learned” at a time.
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19 Takeaways From React Conf 2019 - Summary of React Conf 2019
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Suspense for Data Fetching (Experimental) - Upcoming feature for React
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5 Tips to Help You Avoid React Hooks Pitfalls
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spicefactory.co
How to Avoid the “Boolean Trap” When Designing React Components
Stop letting legacy Bootstrap patterns slow down your engineering team. Learn how to avoid the Boolean Trap in React to build scalable, maintainable APIs.
João Lins
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How to Avoid the “Boolean Trap” When Designing React Components
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Stop letting legacy Bootstrap patterns slow down your engineering team. Learn how to avoid the Boolean Trap in React to build scalable, maintainable APIs.
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Use Zeplin’s connected components feature to link designer’s UI mocks directly to their React components counterparts
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Use Zeplin’s connected components feature to link designer’s UI mocks directly to their React components counterparts
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blog.bitsrc.io
12 React UI Layout Grid Components and Libraries for 2019
We build Bit Cloud the way you’d build yours — from components, on the same platform we ship to you. Posts from the team building it.
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Tech Insights· blog.bitsrc.io
12 React UI Layout Grid Components and Libraries for 2019
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We build Bit Cloud the way you’d build yours — from components, on the same platform we ship to you. Posts from the team building it.
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[React Live 2019] 4. Kitze - Navigating the Hype Driven Frontend Development World
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A deep dive into children in React
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Website that compiles custom hooks with interesting applications, can work as a collection of examples to learn the potential of hooks
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twitter.com
Quick summary explaining each React Hook
useState: Persist value between renders, trigger re-render useRef: Persist value between renders, no re-render useEffect: Side effects that run after render useReducer: useState in reducer pattern useMemo: Memoize value between renders useCB: Persist ref equality between renders
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Quick summary explaining each React Hook
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useState: Persist value between renders, trigger re-render useRef: Persist value between renders, no re-render useEffect: Side effects that run after render useReducer: useState in reducer pattern useMemo: Memoize value between renders useCB: Persist ref equality between renders
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hackernoon.com
Lessons Learned: Common React Code-Smells and How to Avoid Them
Code smells are certain patterns and characteristics of code that could indicate or create a bigger problem in the future. In other words, code of questionable quality.
João Lins
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Lessons Learned: Common React Code-Smells and How to Avoid Them
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Code smells are certain patterns and characteristics of code that could indicate or create a bigger problem in the future. In other words, code of questionable quality.
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Tech Insights· medium.com
The Iceberg of React Hooks - Very nice article about hooks and its pitfalls
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reactjs.org
Although calling setState on componentDidMount is frowned upon - there is even a eslint rule for that -, sometimes it is nece...
Although calling setState on componentDidMount is frowned upon - there is even a eslint rule for that -, sometimes it is necessary. When working with DOM elements, you probably will need that additional render to achieve what you want #componentdidmount
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Although calling setState on componentDidMount is frowned upon - there is even a eslint rule for that -, sometimes it is nece...
Although calling setState on componentDidMount is frowned upon - there is even a eslint rule for that -, sometimes it is necessary. When working with DOM elements, you probably will need that additional render to achieve what you want #componentdidmount
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github.com
CSS helper from Styled Components can impact your app's performance, only use it if you really must
I've already summarised my thoughts here. css helper have awful performance. That's basically it. It see no reason why it should be recommended or enforced, but I see at least one why it should be ...
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CSS helper from Styled Components can impact your app's performance, only use it if you really must
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I've already summarised my thoughts here. css helper have awful performance. That's basically it. It see no reason why it should be recommended or enforced, but I see at least one why it should be ...
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