React Design Patterns
React Design Patterns
DESIGN
PATTERNS
IN REACT
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STATE MANAGEMENT
Keep your state in check! It's the backbone of React apps.
Share state between components wisely by moving it up
to the nearest common ancestor. For complex scenarios,
consider using state management tools like Redux.
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PROJECT STRUCTURE
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DESTRUCTURING PROPS
Keep things tidy with destructuring and PropTypes.
Destructuring props in functional components boosts
readability. PropTypes help document and validate props,
saving you from runtime headaches.
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COMPONENT LIFECYCLE
Say hello to functional components and Hooks!
They're your new best friends for managing state,
side effects, and context. They simplify your code
and make lifecycles a lot less complicated.
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ERROR BOUNDARIES
Handle hiccups gracefully! Wrap your components
with error boundaries to prevent full-on crashes. It's all
about giving users a smoother experience and making
debugging less of a headache.
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REUSABLE COMPONENTS
Why reinvent the wheel? Create a component
library for common UI patterns. It speeds up
development and keeps your app looking
consistent.
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CODE SPLITTING
Less is more! Break down your app into smaller
chunks and load them when needed. This speeds up
load times and keeps your app feeling responsive.
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PERFORMANCE OPTIMIZATION
Keep things snappy with memoization. Memoize
components with React.memo . This way, you avoid
unnecessary renders and keep your app running
smoothly.
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ACCESSIBILITY FEATURES
Everyone's invited! Make sure your app is accessible
to all users. Stick to web accessibility standards, use
semantic HTML, and test with screen readers to
ensure inclusivity.
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TESTING PROPERLY
Don't skip this step! Test, test, and test some more.
Use tools like Jest and React Testing Library to
cover all your bases: unit tests, integration tests,
and end-to-end tests.
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PS:- Remember, these tips are just the start of
your journey with React.js. There's always
more to learn and explore, so keep coding and
keep growing!
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