How to Split React Context by Responsibility
Separate a context value from its update function so readers only re-render for the part they use, then expose each side with a custom hook.
Build modern UIs with React
Separate a context value from its update function so readers only re-render for the part they use, then expose each side with a custom hook.
Build a React dropdown menu with the ARIA menu button pattern. Handle open and close, keyboard arrows, and clicks outside the menu.
Animate React components with the Motion library. Set up motion, add enter, hover, and exit animations, and respect reduced motion.
Understand headless UI components and how libraries like Radix give you unstyled, accessible behavior that you style yourself.
Build an accessible React tooltip that appears on hover and focus, announces itself with role tooltip, and closes on Escape.
Understand ARIA in React: roles, states, and properties that make custom widgets accessible, and when native HTML is already enough.
Respect reduced motion in React animations with the prefers-reduced-motion media query and Motion's useReducedMotion hook.
Reproduce the bug, classify when it happens, read the error message, and isolate the cause with React DevTools instead of guessing.
Catch render-time errors in child components with a reusable class boundary so one crash shows a fallback instead of clearing the page.
Error boundaries only catch render-time errors in child components. Event handlers, async code, server rendering, and the boundary itself stay outside their reach.
Suspense shows a fallback while a part of the tree loads its code or data, and coordinates which parts reveal together, with streaming SSR as the default in frameworks.
Reserve space for content while it loads so skeletons and fallbacks match the final layout, keeping the page from jumping when data arrives.