React is made by facebook or something.
Program as functionally as possible!
Always use functional components. Never classes.
Never use 'let' or 'var'; only 'const'.
useMemo for expensive computations. It's magic
useHook is a replacement for most UX logic
useEffect is used to replace any rerendering in response to dependency changes; this is primarily useful for making requests when the user takes an action (thus changing props)
sharing code between react and react native
Always use capital letters for React components, and always use React component syntax to call them. It's okay if this means declaring a constant with a capital letter; that's expected and idiomatic in this case, even if it feels inconsistent.
3kb React alternative: Preact React bindings for Purescript Experimental state management for React Interact with any react component like a map easy infinite scroll
Jotai:: Primitive React state management
Indigo:: Tlon's React components; Web Design
Chopchop:: Mouseless paged reader for the browser
Fluent UI:: Microsoft's UI Framework
<p><hr /></p> react vim wasm:: Vimeditor embedded in React code
build your own react making wbepage with purescript and react build react from scratch ️ A spring physics based React animation library
Using WebP images with React · Josh W Comeau
the best way to handle react forms: https://react-hook-form.com/get-started https://usehooks.com/: react hook recipes!! https://github.com/ruvkr/react-components-by-ruvkr: mobile responsive react components! https://github.com/DustinBrett/x: react based desktop environment in the browser
https://www.reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/k4u4fj/demo_of_morphing_talking_bubble_on_codepen_built/: morphing designs on codepen! https://www.reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/i2t2ww/pull_to_refresh_velocitybased_morphing_svgs_with/: velocity svg manipulation https://www.reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/ixjngh/trying_something_different_for_my_portfolio_what/: portfolio chat bot!