Tips for a Clean, Complete React Stack
summary
Practical guidance for building a clean, complete React project skeleton: the talk shows how to structure a React codebase, which libraries to include as 'nice-to-have' (tooling, state management and other ecosystem choices are discussed), and presents good practices and design patterns to avoid bad architectures and spaghetti code so you leave with a ready-to-use starter codebase and concrete refactoring ideas.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08Next.js stack choice
- 2:51Data management setup
- 3:55Design system integration
- 4:58Developer tools setup
- 5:42Testing strategy
- 7:32Component composition tips
- 8:57Optimizing renders
- 12:50UseEffect pitfalls
- 15:16State vs useEffect
- 17:24Optimization recap
- 18:31Q&A
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