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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.
That sounds really good. I should take a look at it. How comes, that the commonness of React is much higher then?
Svelte was born in 2016 in a digital newspaper (New York Times?), while React was born in 2010, I think, and with silver spoon in its mouth: Daddy was Facebook.
That´s the only reason in your opinion?
Thank you! 🙏
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.
You can check this article too: ghazikhan.in/blog/react-reconcilia....
Mastering React's Reconciliation: Elevating Performance and User Experience
The covert photo says “…in 2023”. Mightn't you fix that? But otherwise great article!
Wow, what an incredible roundup! 🚀 Each of these articles seems like a React goldmine, and I can't wait to dive into them.
Nice one !!
Thanks
Each of these articles is a gold mine. Thank you very much!
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Amazing Thread!! 👌🏻