This guide explains React state management fundamentals, covering local state with useState, useReducer, class components, and custom hooks; global solutions such as Context API, Zustand, Jotai, and Redux; and server‑side handling using React Query, SWR, plus navigation and form state best practices.
This article explains how the Open‑Closed Principle applies to React development, demonstrating anti‑patterns and refactoring techniques—including base components, composition, higher‑order components, and custom hooks—to create extensible, maintainable UI elements while keeping tests simple.
This article explains the concept of custom hooks—known as the Composition API—in Vue 3, discusses when and why to use them for logic reuse, provides practical examples and code snippets, and shares a curated list of useful Vue 3 hook libraries and resources.
This article examines the common React modal communication problem, compares the conventional controlled‑component callback approach with the useImperativeHandle solution, and introduces a novel pair of hooks (useShareState and useShareValue) that enable seamless state sharing between parent and child components.
This article explains what Vue 3 custom hooks (Composition API) are, why they are useful for logic reuse, shows how to create both business‑specific and highly reusable hooks with practical code examples, and lists popular open‑source hook libraries for developers.
This article explains what React custom hooks are, how to define and use them, outlines design principles, discusses performance optimizations, and provides practical examples such as form validation and component communication, all aimed at improving code reuse and maintainability.
This tutorial walks through creating a Vue 3 project, explains key changes and the differences between Option API and Composition API, demonstrates useful CLI commands, and provides detailed examples of custom composable hooks such as useWindowSize, usePagination, and useFetch, along with best practices.
This article demonstrates how to leverage the @vue/reactivity package inside React by creating a custom useReactive hook for function components and a reactiveHoc higher‑order component for class components, explaining the underlying concepts, implementation steps, and practical usage with full code examples.
