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React Server Components represent a fundamental shift in how we build React applications, allowing components to render exclusively on the server. Learn how RSC work, when to use server vs client components, and how they integrate with Next.js App Router for optimal performance.
I migrated a production dashboard from Redux to Zustand and the entire state management layer went from 1,200 lines to 340. Here's everything I learned about Zustand -- the good, the surprising, and the gotchas.
A blind user filed a support ticket for our app. Lighthouse said our accessibility score was 94. The user couldn't complete a single task. Here's what I learned about building React components that actually work for everyone.
Most React performance advice sounds great in a blog post and falls apart in a real codebase. I've spent years profiling production apps, and the bottlenecks are almost never where you'd guess. Here's what actually matters -- from the memo traps everyone falls into, to the virtualization wins that saved our dashboards, to the React 18 concurrent features that changed how I think about responsiveness.
Your components are doing too much. Custom hooks let you yank the logic out and reuse it everywhere. Here are the ones I keep coming back to.