Creating a modern React application can be intimidating- it's like building a skyscraper. The finished product can be beautiful, but if a square-foot section of the foundation is weak, you have a big problem. Just like a skyscraper, developers have w...
When you're building features like a to-do list, a chat app, or anything that dynamically creates items, you'll need unique IDs. And it’s tempting to go with what you already know: const id1 = Math.random(); const id2 = Date.now(); But wait up… is t...
The Big State Management Showdown Hey React devs, if you’re building React apps, chances are you’ve either used Redux or Zustand for state management. These have ruled for a while, but a new contender is here to shake things up! Let’s dive into an ex...
🎯 What You'll Learn By the end of this comprehensive guide, you'll understand how to implement Redux in your React applications, manage both synchronous and asynchronous state changes, and build a robust global state management system. We'll walk th...
Introduction I've been developing a React Native app called Geomusic that allows users to pin Spotify playlists to geographical locations. For efficient data fetching from Spotify's API, I chose RTK Query—a powerful data fetching and caching solution...
Redux Toolkit (RTK) is the official, recommended way to write Redux logic. It helps eliminate boilerplate, improves readability, and offers powerful tools for scalable state management. 📦 Why Redux Toolkit? RTK simplifies: Store configuration Redu...
As React developers, we often find ourselves in a love affair with the Redux DevTools. That beautiful browser extension provides an X-ray view into our application's state, letting us track actions, inspect state changes, and even time-travel through...
Hey guys! Here's the third blog of the React Hooks series to help you understand all the React hooks.Today we will be covering up the useContext hook in detail. Why useContext? Before understanding what’s useContext we need to understand why useCont...
Create store.js file in the src folder, which will have all the data you can create slices which are reducer functions what are actions based on the state of the application, this is a RTK functionality there can be multiple slices according to the...
If you’ve ever dealt with Redux in a React project, you know the pain boilerplate, action types, reducers, thunk/saga setup just to manage a bit of state. Let me talk about Zustand, a minimal, flexible, and way more enjoyable state management library...
