Explore how React Context and the Context API simplifies managing global data or state between components in a TypeScript app.

Explore the developer experience for Next.js vs. React and how recent releases have affected them, including Next.js 13 and React 18.

Prevent memory leaks in React apps by using the `useEffect` cleanup function to maintain optimal app performance.

This guide covers React’s `onClick` event handler, including information about event listening, synthetic events, custom events, and more.

Learn how Remix enhances SSR performance, simplifies data fetching, and improves SEO compared to client-heavy React apps.

Handle user authentication with React Router v6 and beyond with a deep dive into protected routes, 2FA authentication, and more.

React state updates are asynchronous; when an update is requested, there is no guarantee that the updates will be made immediately.

Implement drag-and-drop functionality in React using third-party libraries like React DnD, react-beautiful-dnd, and React-Grid-Layout.

Learn to build scalable micro-frontend applications using React, discussing their advantages over monolithic frontend applications.

See how to implement a single and multilevel dropdown menu in your React project to make your nav bars more dynamic and user-friendly.

Learn request memorization, data cache, full route cache, router cache, plus cache invalidation and tools for your Next.js project.

In this article, we’ll learn what a component library is and how to build a custom component library using React and TypeScript.