React Design Patterns

⚛️ React Design Patterns

Welcome to React Design Patterns—a deep dive into modern React architecture, component design, and the patterns that power production-grade applications. This series explores how to build scalable, maintainable React applications using hooks, composition patterns, and contemporary best practices.

React has evolved dramatically with hooks and concurrent features, fundamentally changing how we think about component design. This series examines proven patterns for state management, component composition, performance optimization, and code organization. We’ll explore custom hooks, compound components, render props (when they still make sense), context patterns, and the emerging patterns around React Server Components.

Each post tackles real-world scenarios—when to lift state up versus using context, how to design reusable component APIs, strategies for code splitting, and patterns for handling side effects. Whether you’re building your first React app or architecting enterprise-scale applications, you’ll discover patterns that make your code more elegant and maintainable.

Modern React patterns, hooks, and component architectures

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