React is a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces, and its ecosystem is constantly evolving. To help you stay up-to-date with the ...
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OR, switch to another framework and you'll have to read much less to achieve the same, sometimes even more.
And stop reading React related articles ;o)
Which framework are you thinking of?
Svelte.
What´s the big advantage of Svelte in comparison to React?
You're welcome to investigate, but in a nutshell it runs much faster, its bundle is much smaller, it can be learned in one day if you already know a state-driven framework (all of it, no kidding), comes with scoped CSS, animations and designed for asynchronous programming.
In my opinion, the cure for React useState hell, is to never use React as a state manager for non-UI states.
If that loading state you have is coupled to an API request, that should not be in your component. Same for that boolean state used to hide a section of your amazing form.
Use something else. Even pure JS classes + signals as primitives will be better than coupling any non-UI state to a component.
Thank you! 🙏
You can check this article too: ghazikhan.in/blog/react-reconcilia....
Mastering React's Reconciliation: Elevating Performance and User Experience
Wow, what an incredible roundup! 🚀 Each of these articles seems like a React goldmine, and I can't wait to dive into them.
The covert photo says “…in 2023”. Mightn't you fix that? But otherwise great article!
Nice one !!
Thanks
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Each of these articles is a gold mine. Thank you very much!
Amazing Thread!! 👌🏻
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