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Basic knowledge of React.js

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Common Mistakes by Junior React Developers: Scattered useState Hooks: useState is used in random places, making the component harder to read and debug. Example: Defining a state variable in the middle of unrelated code or inside loops/conditionals. Proper Way: Always define all useState hooks at the top level of the functional component. const [count, setCount] = useState(0); const [name, setName] = useState(" "); Unstructured Function Placement: Functions are written randomly in the component without considering logical flow. This creates confusion, especially when debugging or collaborating. Proper Way: Group functions logically: place event handlers together and helper functions either outside or at the bottom of the component. Mixing JSX and Logic: Including complex logic directly inside JSX makes the code difficult to understand. // Poor example <button onClick={() => { const newValue = count + 1; setCount(newValue); }}> Increment </button> Proper Way: Use well-named functions for readability: const handleIncrement = () => setCount(count + 1); <button onClick={handleIncrement}>Increment</button> Not Modularizing Code: Writing too much logic in a single component instead of breaking it into reusable components. Proper Way: Divide code into smaller, reusable components and maintain separation of concerns. #javascript #react #development

The new Next.js 15 is out. I'm in a learning curve with version 14. I'll probably move on to Next.js 15 once I've made progress in learning and practicing with Vue.js 3/Nuxt.js 3. I wonder if there are any React/Next.js developer recruiters out there who will hire and recruit someone who has started learning and practicing from Next.js 15?

A Skill of React :- 1)The purpose and features of React.js 2)React in the Jamstack/Headless approach. 3)The role, responsibilities and desired skills of a React developer. 4)How to find a good React developer and the cost of hiring them.

People get offended when I say they are arevage React developers. That's the truth. If you are an average React developers, you will get no jobs, clients will look down and won't care about you. That's the truth. I have gone through it, that's why I am telling it to you. Stupid. Here I am trying to help you and you just crying like a child. Grow the hell up. Jesus. This is the truth and this is the reality of React developers. Why ? Because clients have too much choice and expectations. Why? Because there are too much React developers. Why? Because React is easier to learn. Consequence? There are too much dumb React developers who broke their trust. That's why they have high expectations. That's why you have to learn everything involving React. #webdevelopment #work #react #job

Heads up if you're using fetch in react! I never knew about React.cache, and now you need to implement it on your fetch calls if you want to avoid your component tree making duplicate identical calls (best to just watch the first 7 minutes of the video). Apparently it's a change made over controversy, but I've never heard any other React devs complain about this before. Anyone out there celebrating this? Why? https://lnkd.in/gDWpQJWs #react #fetch #nextjs #performance

Excited to have earned the "Get Started with React" badge today! 🎉 This milestone marks a great step forward in my journey with React, and I’m looking forward to applying these new skills in future projects. 🚀 #React ⚛️ #WebDevelopment 🌐 #MicrosoftLearn 💻 #SoftwareEngineering 👩💻 #JobOpportunities 💼 #TechSkills 🧑💻 #ContinuousLearning 📚 #JobSearch 🔍 #JobSeeker 💼 #Career 🌱 #Hiring 📢 #JobHunt 🏃♂️ #ReactJs⚛️

🚨PSA for React Developers 🚨 "Secret Internals: Use Them and You Might Get Fired!" 💼🔥 Found some undocumented features in React.js? 🤔 Beware! Using these secret internals can break your app or even land you in hot water. 😅 Stick to official docs and public APIs—your code (and your job) will thank you! 😉 #ReactJS #WebDevelopment