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Love how this article breaks down the essential mindset for new React developers. Thinking in components, embracing declarative programming, and understanding state and props are key to mastering React. A great guide for anyone starting out!
Welcome to the community and thanks for reading Dear Mark 👍
Nice introduction, but puts an emphasis on prop drilling and local state, and doesn't mention context at all. In your example, you have the logged-in status as local state, which it would never be. That would be determined by a context provider in the app component so you don't need to pass this value as a prop to every component in the tree
True, but it is an article for beginners. Context or State stores are a more advanced concept and getting your head around useEffect is hard enough for newbies.
Maybe a couple of lines about separating Application state (dark theme, is logged in, side menu open etc) from Data state (list of items, form contents failed validation l, data submission pending) would help.
Without a doubt, the mindset is a major determinant whether you’ll write a good React code or not. Thinking in components leads the pack just as you have mentioned. As much as possible break down repetitive features into independent component and employ props to customize for different scenarios.
This is an amazing article.
This is a great summation of the mindset needed to be a competent React Dev.
What is becoming more important now, is the ability to know how to think in server and client components and composing UI this way.
This is an added layer of complexity that brings with it the need for careful thought about how state is managed (e.g. using query params instead of local state) and the flow of data. I guess that's an entirely different article!
Moments ago, I read from this platform how complex React had made a simple workflow.
And now, I read about approaches to take to get the best out of React.
Isn't Life beautiful 😍?
It's just feel like react is a two edged sword 🗡️ ah
I'm tired of using React JS if the application is too big when I run it and the compilation process takes a long time, besides the complexity of the code which makes my head spin, especially if I want to change the code, there are no more dependency problems which are often depreciated, I throw away React JS so I use C# .Net which is easier.
Try React with Vite, the compilation is lightning fast
8 → 1. 😄
This is also an important mindset, as you already know what the result should be, so write it down and then develop it until the expected result is shown.
Love how this article breaks down the essential mindset for new React developers.I work in a react native app development company in uae and personally Thinking in components, embracing declarative programming, and understanding state and props are key to mastering React.
Great summary!
New React devs should flee while they still can, embrace Vue.js and see that everything is equal or better with it.
Good Read.
Perfect summary for React course that I took in one month
Nice read
A comprehensive overview
I was looking for articles like this for a long time but I hardly found so detailed guide
Currently learning React, needed a brief explanation of what is going on, where to start from. This helped me a lot. Thanks
appreciated
A straight to the point article.
I recommend following this guideline to any new React developer.
I wish I had these advice when I started, short and right to the point, Thanks brother,