Usage of Hooks in Functional Components
Hooks are those functions that let you “hook into” React state and lifecycle features from function components. It allows you to use state and other React features, like lifecycle methods, without writing a class.” Hooks always let you use functions instead of having to constantly switch between functions, classes, higher-order components, and render props. It reduces the complexity of managing states’ in-class components. So always prefer Functional Components with React Hooks like useEffect(), useState(), etc.
10 Best ReactJS Practices For a Good React Project
React is an Open-Source JavaScript library used to build (UIs)User Interfaces. It is the future of web creation with its extra versatility and ease. Since the release of React in 2013, it has gained so much popularity that the present React community count has increased to 56162. The industries count that has already adopted React has gone to 8787, some of them are Uber, Airbnb, WhatsApp, Twitter, BBC, Netflix, and Reddit. It follows MVC(Model View Controller) architecture. In simple terms, React allows developers to build complex UIs from a small and isolated code known as “components.”
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Why React?
It’s trendy and in the world of front-end technologies, it’s universally accepted and well-known.
- It follows component-based architecture.
- Virtual DOM will update only the things which have changed.
- Uni-directional data flow (One-way data binding).
- Declarative UI.
- Code Reusability.
React is the future and building a good React project is easy if you know some amazing practices. In this blog, we will discuss the 10 Best Practices every developer should follow to build a good React project. So let’s get started.
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