From Junior To Senior React Developer - Best Practices

I'm highly recommending Tao of React from Alex Kondov! The book has many, many tips & tricks and awesome stuff, which will be very useful in the real projects, but the book is not for junior developer. In my opinion, you should have at least 2 years as a React developer!

Such a poor use of typescript in the video🤡 It is so weird to see the author talking about naming conventions meanwhile declaring interfaces with the 'I' prefix🤡 Also never write your TS code in the .d.ts files and never use interfaces to simply describe object shapes. Use interfaces only when you need the specific attributes of interfaces: implementation and cascading

Very informative. Thanks.

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Thanks! 💯

Btw, Typescript Team itself doesnt recommend to name your interfaces with prefix "I" like IUserProps or UserPropsInterface. It doesnt work like in c# or java.

I knew that all stuff before this video, so I gues I am a senior now😅

Camel case in video about how to go to a level of senior developer, really?

Man, this information is gold. Thank you. David from NYC.

Amazing

ohh thanks

There is so much wrong with this video. I disagree with many things you talked about in this video. Your functions should be named snake case and should be used with function and not arrow functions and your variables should be cameCased. Arrow functions should only be used for small inline functions and react components.

dont forget SNAKE_CASE is used in defining global Constant in JS world

Dude I knew these things from day 1 course on udemy, am I a senior or like a skeleton-dead developer already?

Burh you are a junior🤣

amazing, thank you!

Typescript is the exact opposite of making your code look "cleaner"

Senior developer just means more headache

Analyzing user needs is UX Designers job.... not developer

This is more of a tutorial "From Beginner to Beginner-Junior React Developer"

This is utter garbage. No senior, let alone a junior should blindly follow these rules.

)))))

According to the skill sets, I was senior dev already since the first day of my first dev job.

Theme ayu?

First thing to know, you are either a Senior Software Developer or you are not, there is no "Senior in React", or "Senior in X but Junior in Y". Seniority is something you carry no matter the language, framework, meta-framework or IDE.

All respect but I think all these points are very basic. Maybe better practices like:
- clsx to reduce readability complexity when using ternary operators on classNames
- using children as Props when creating components instead of too many props...
- having super clear how some hooks from 3rd party libs like jotai or recoil can trigger unnecessary re-renders

anyway good vid

Can u share your vs code settings and ui theme please 🙂

There is everything, but not teamwork from senior. It does not analyze anything, just tell u, we need to do that. Programming experience nowadays is somehow weird, because everyone is today senior developer. Senior not helping at all, just the junior is thrown in the project for few and that he pickup tasks by himself.

based on that roadmap i'm a senior dev, earning as a junior

never thought i'd see typescript and camel case in the same video but here we are

As a senior dev I would like these 13 mins of my life back

I came here just to know the theme, please somente tell me

well... that was very helpful to me thanks 🙏

rename video to:
from idiot to junior react developer

What is the name of this VSCode theme?

Just link the last 2 resources man

Hey Sir Can u Please tell me your vs code font name (settings--font-family)..i want to use this

A developer that implements a full function inside of an element is not a junior developer, it's just a bad developer

instead of using moment js I'll recommend to use dayjs or date-fns

You dont jump from junior to senior, there are also mid-level developers.

I'm a beginner at typescript but I wanted to know when to use interface vs typed

Love from algeria

Almost fell asleep wNice tutorialle listening to Nice tutorials voice

Isn't this video terribly inaccurate I haven't used react much but I adopted everything you talked about but really isn't much. Learning design patterns is also controversial so I don't really know what are going for here.

I once used React-Bootstrap and wanted to get the input through refs but could only make it work with an class component. What do you do?

when is enough to learn the js and next to ts?