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Implementing React from scratch
26 minutes by Robby Pruzan
My goal here is to walk through my process of building react from the ground up, hopefully giving you an intuition to why things behave the way they do in react. There are many cases where react leaks its abstraction in the interface, so learning how the internals could by implemented is extremely useful to understand the motivation behind those interface designs.
Uncover {React} component usage across your dev teams
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Analyze how & where components are used across your code repos. Reduce front-end tech debt & prove your design system's business value.
Error handling and retry with React Server Components
7 minutes by Ed Spencer
React Server Components can throw errors, just like regular React components. In this article, we'll explore how to handle and recover from errors in React Server Components.
Interface Segregation Principle in React
5 minutes by Alex Kondov
The SOLID principles were the first software design concepts I ever studied and to this day they remain the most influential piece of knowledge in my career. If it wasn’t for them maybe I never would’ve started to pay attention to the quality of my code and the structure of my projects.
How To Configure ESLint For React Projects?
24 minutes by Snehasish Konger
As a React developer, one of the key practices I follow to maintain clean, error-free code is using ESLint. If you’ve been working with JavaScript or React for a while, you’ve probably heard of ESLint. But why exactly is it so essential for React projects? Let me walk you through this.
Under the Hood of React Router in 40 Lines of Code
6 minutes by Zachary Lee
A deep dive into how React Router works with minimal code. If you’ve built React apps, you’ve definitely used React Router. It’s a feature-rich routing library, so what’s under the hood?
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