I've been writing React code as an engineer at Palantir for the past 5+ years.
These are the 17 tips I wish someone had shared with me when I was ...
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Solid tips right here, mate! Keep up the awesome job!
Thanks Madza 🙌
Awesome! list, and thanks for sharing. I advise the same to my junior developers, that always make sure to master JavaScript even before jumping to other libraries and end up writing code that you don't know how they work.
Thanks a lot!
Super glad we agree 👍
I love to see a really good list about React. Especially I like the focus on vanilla and basement as first step.
Super glad you like it Arol 🙌
Great article!
Thanks 🙏
Just amazing brother, and also for making book free🙏, and in addition, I found all articles writer by you at that site, when I'm free I'll read and will review 😀
Thanks Wizard!
That is my pleasure 😇
The first one is absolutelly true, i've started to learn Vue before JS and well... too much scars to say xD
Ahaha same here! I struggled with react for a long time because I didn’t know JS
Helpful article, Ndeye! Thanks for sharing🙌
Thanks Shefali 🙌
Extra score for mentioning The Pragmatic Programmer and Uncle Bob 🙂 Regarding state management, I'd add to first try Zustand
Thanks Aleksei! Never used it but I heard good things 😉
You mention react-router in your simple list. Maybe wouter instead?
Oh never heard of it before
Highly recommend 🙂
reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/112z...
Interesting. Thanks for sharing. It is nice to see alternatives. However react-router is so well-known and tested and nice with the last update that I prefer to just recommend it.
Makes sense. I think the common theme in their history is churning through breaking changes for many years now, so even if it's well tested, users are burning time keeping up.