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Best Practices with React Hooks

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  1. Follow the rules of Hooks
    • Only call Hooks at the top level
    • Only call Hooks from function components
  2. Use the ESLint plugin for React hooks
  3. Create your function components in the right order
  4. useState can be used exactly like the class component’s state. Not just for a single value
  5. Use custom hooks for sharing application logic
  6. Avoid prop drilling with useContext

 

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Chris is the CEO of Pagepro, a software house focused on building scalable, high-performance web applications using Next.js and modern headless architectures. Pagepro helps companies move beyond monolithic systems by implementing composable, API-driven platforms that improve performance, flexibility, and long-term maintainability. Chris is a v0 ambassador (https://v0.app/@klojniewski ) and actively explores how AI-assisted development and modern tooling can reduce development friction. His focus is not just on technology choices, but on optimizing delivery processes, architecture decisions, and product scalability.

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