ericdiviney
ericdiviney
Hi there, I am assisting with the development of a mobile application and we are using react-native-paper as our underlying component library. We've noticed something very particular that was reported...
2. State Management is a great example here, since we want to publish an advanced guide. - this should be just like the "You will learn" summary at beginning of...
https://react.miletadulovic.me/React+Knowledge+Base Specifically, I really liked what he wrote in: - [ ] Components basics - [x] Hooks - [ ] Common React Patterns
This is not a terribly complex one, just a big one that will have a lot of file changes and due diligence. Eric should probably take this one on.
Just for quality of life - we should catalog all the components in our project and display them sort of like a design system or just use storybook to demonstrate....
I have an idea to have 2 pages for the following type of information: File templates for Context providers, quick-n-dirty global state with useContext/useState, barrel files and explanation, currying for...
Existing file explorer: https://reacthandbook.dev/project-standards - For the existing structures - add more files in each folder - https://www.robinwieruch.de/react-folder-structure/ - https://blog.webdevsimplified.com/2022-07/react-folder-structure/ 4/4 from this one: https://twitter.com/_georgemoller/status/1678374278511697920?s=20 Be sure to give credit...
It is possible to write typescript using only JSDOC. I am not famiiar with the approach, but we should at least mention that on the page where we also suggest...
The section that needs updating: https://reacthandbook.dev/state-management#table-comparison Basically, just rearrange the libraries to be in order of the most popular (most downloaded on a weekly basis) coming earlier in the list.