Introduction and Main Learning Sections

👋 What is this place?

Welcome to my interactive React Development magazine! I'm Ekaterina Skrynnik, aka @skrykate. This project is more than just a blog — it's a curated collection of practical knowledge, hands-on examples, and real-world React tips. Explore detailed code samples paired with live examples to see how concepts come to life in React. These resources showcase real-world functionality, with clear explanations, and provide a practical understanding of the tools and patterns you can use in your own projects. Let's level up your development skills!

Main Learning Sections

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Master the art of writing clean, efficient, and maintainable React code with these best practices. From component fundamentals to advanced state management and performance optimization, this section will guide you through building reliable applications with ease.

>_ read("best-practices")

Components BasicsComponent MarkupComponent PropsComponent Mental ModelsHooks vs HOCs and Render PropsState Management Using ReducersApplication StructureNo useEffect — No bugsPerformance
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Avoid the pitfalls that can slow down your React development. The articles in this section highlight frequent mistakes, from inefficient prop management to improper use of `useEffect`, and show you how to fix them for better, cleaner code.

>_ read("common-mistakes")

Using Prop DrillingIneffective Access to Component PropsUI Components Doing Too MuchIncorrect Usage of useEffectRepeated Calculations on Re-RendersIncorrect Usage of Logical Operators
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Enhance your React projects with reusable and powerful custom hooks. From handling async operations to managing local storage and media queries, these hooks simplify complex functionality and make your code more elegant.

>_ read("custom-hooks")

useAsync( )useEventListener( )useFetch( )useHover( )useIntersectionObserver( )useKeyPress( )useLatest( )useLocalStorage( )useLockBodyScroll( )useMatchMedia( )useToggle( )useOnClickOutside( )usePrevious( )