React Suspense comes handy when you want to show an indication to user that something is loading in your app. Loader is the simplest example for a Suspense component. Let’s deep dive into the details of Suspense.

useRef is a powerful React Hook that allows you to create and manage mutable references that persist between renders, Unlike state, changing the value of a useRef object does not trigger a re-render...

This is a collection of tiny apps built with React, designed to explore and learn React along with its associated libraries. Each project serves as a hands-on experiment to try out new features and deepen understanding of the React ecosystem.

I hope you know what is useMemo and understood that it caches the values between re-renders. `useCallback` is similar to this and it caches a function instead of values...

An online handbook about React that will cover all the basic topics. Unlike a physical handbook, this online book will evolve over time as I continue to learn and grow.

React ensures your user interface stays in sync with the application state by using a technique called re-rendering. During re-renders, React compares the Virtual DOMs and updates the necessary parts of the UI. This process is known as React Reconciliation...

Redux is a JavaScript library that can be used with various JavaScript frameworks, including React, Angular, Vue, and Vanilla JS. It serves as a state management tool for handling cross-component or app-wide state.

Below are the different types of states that can exist within an application. There are three main types:

A React Single Page Application (SPA) is essentially a static website and can be easily hosted using platforms like Firebase or Netlify.