Explore tweets tagged as #ReactTip
@LalitSinghShahi
Lalit Shahi
2 years
🚀 #ReactTip: Dive into the latest docs for a refresh! 📖.✍️ Part: 1.⚡️ When to use `useEffect`? Think smart! ⚡️. 🔴 Avoid redundancy like:
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@_SoniSumit
Sumit Soni
2 years
🚀 #ReactTip:.Use React.memo() for functional components to optimize rendering. It memoizes the component, reducing unnecessary re-renders when props remain unchanged. #ReactJS #FrontEndDev
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@surajondev
Suraj Vishwakarma🥑
2 years
🚀 #ReactTip: . Use React's controlled components approach to manage form state. Keeping the form state in the component's state and updating it with the onChange event handler allows for more flexibility, validation, and easier testing. #React #JavaScript #WebDevelopment
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@capanu2
Eduard Capanu
1 year
Use custom hooks when you can :) . PS: I share one post a week on React. Follow me for more tips and information! 🙂 . #React #ReactJS #ReactTip
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@capanu2
Eduard Capanu
1 year
How to correctly use conditional rendering in React!. PS: I share one post a week on React. Follow me for more tips and information! 🙂. #React #ReactJS #ReactTip
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@capanu2
Eduard Capanu
2 years
Don't use setState() with the state itself when setting the value!. PS: I share one post a week on React. Follow me for more tips and information! 🙂. #React #ReactJS #ReactTip
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@capanu2
Eduard Capanu
1 year
Did you know that this is one of the most used interview question for ReactJS?. PS: I share one post a week on React. Follow me for more tips and information! 🙂 . #React #ReactJS #ReactTip
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@capanu2
Eduard Capanu
1 year
Differences between using the state with primitive and non-primitive values in React. PS: I share one post a week on React. Follow me for more tips and information! 🙂 . #React #ReactJS #ReactTip
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@capanu2
Eduard Capanu
1 year
When we talk about React, another of the most popular interview questions is whether you know what Virtual DOM is 🙂 . Do you know what it is?. PS: I share one post a week on React. Follow me for more tips and information! 🙂 . #React #ReactJS #ReactTip
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@capanu2
Eduard Capanu
1 year
How would you structure your project in React?. There are various methodologies but some of the most famous are these 3. PS: I share one post a week on React. Follow me for more tips and information! 🙂 . #React #ReactJS #ReactTip
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@a_tinypixel
Aziz K.
1 year
💡React / Javascript / Typescript Tip💡.▶️Avoid using ternary operators if the else condition returns null. #Tip #CodingTips #ReactTip #buildinpublic #learninpublic
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@surajondev
Suraj Vishwakarma🥑
2 years
🚀 #ReactTip: . When doing conditional rendering in JSX, consider using the ternary operator instead of if statements for cleaner and more concise code! . #React #JavaScript #WebDevelopment
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@khemsok97
khem 👨‍💻
2 years
#ReactTip: Optimize your component re-render @speed by using React.memo & useKey hook to provide stable unique ids. #reactjs #softwareengineering
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@surajondev
Suraj Vishwakarma🥑
2 years
🚀 #ReactTip: . Use the useState hook to manage the local state in your functional components. The useState hook returns a pair of values: the current state and a function that updates it. You can use multiple useState hooks in a single component. #reactjs #javascript #webdev
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@ankurpsinghal
Ankur Singhal
1 year
#ReactTip. Do you know the React elements `ref` property accepts 2 types of values:. type Ref = RefCallback | RefObject. RefObject is an interface with a `current` prop, but RefCallback is a function type, where the framework passes the HTML node as an argument. Check the
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@surajondev
Suraj Vishwakarma🥑
2 years
🚀 #ReactTip: . If you are using TypeScript then don't forget to use PropTypes to validate props passed down to your components. It helps catch bugs early and makes your code more robust. #ReactTip #PropTypes #TypeScript
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@surajondev
Suraj Vishwakarma🥑
2 years
🚀 #ReactTip: . Take advantage of React's state management libraries like Redux or MobX for complex applications with lots of data flow. It can help keep your code organized and reduce bugs! 🤖💡 . #reactjs #statemanagement #webdev
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@surajondev
Suraj Vishwakarma🥑
2 years
🚀 #ReactTip: . Use the useEffect hook to fetch data and update the state in functional components. It keeps your code organized and reduces unnecessary renders. #reacttips #webdevelopment
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@surajondev
Suraj Vishwakarma🥑
2 years
🚀 #ReactTip: . Keep your components small and focused on a single responsibility. By following the Single Responsibility Principle, you'll make your code easier to understand, maintain, and test. Plus, it makes iterating on your UI design a breeze!. #webdevelopment #coding
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@surajondev
Suraj Vishwakarma🥑
2 years
🚀 #ReactTip: . Beginner developers usually forget to add "key" props when rendering a list of components. Always include it as it helps React to keep track of each item in the list and optimize updates for better performance. #webdevelopment #codingtips
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