TypeScript and React

As modern web applications grow in complexity, the need for a robust and scalable architecture becomes critical. React has long been the go-to framework for building dynamic user interfaces, but when combined with TypeScript, it can provide a much more scalable, maintainable, and type-safe development environment.

useEffect

React provides two primary hooks for side effects: useEffect and useLayoutEffect. While they may seem similar at first glance, they have distinct behaviors and different use cases. Understanding the differences will help you optimize performance and prevent unexpected bugs in your React applications.

React Hooks Guide

Let's break down the most common React hooks, when they run, and their best practices.