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The styled-components happy path
When we extend the component mindset to our CSS, we gain all sorts of new superpowers: The ability to know, with confidence, whether it’s ...
Five common mistakes writing react components (with hooks) in 2020
Using useState when no rerender is needed Using router.push instead of a link Handling actions via useEffect Single responsibility components Single responsibility useEffects ...
A Guide to Component Driven Development (CDD)
Key benefits of using CDD: Faster development: Separating development into components lets you build modular parts with narrowly-focused APIs. Simpler maintenance: When you ...