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babeljs.io
While redesigning Instagram Web from the inside out this year, we enjoyed using a number of ES6+ features to write our React components. Allow me to highlight some of the ways that these new language features can change the way you write a React app, making it easier and more fun than ever. |
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www.boardinfinity.com
SetState is a React lifecycle method that allows an application to update the state of a component without the need for that component to re-render. |
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certificates.dev
Explore React's Children utilities and cloneElement API through their excellent documentation. Learn about compound component patterns, understand their limitations, and discover why modern alternatives like render props and context are often better choices for component composition. |
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sandroroth.com
Reducers are not only useful for global state management. They can also be used for local component state. And compared to plain useReducer() we can reduce boilerplate code by adapting the API of modern reducer libraries like Redux Toolkit (RTK). |
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