A few months ago, while working on a React dashboard project for a client, I realized we were repeating the same component logic for different data types. Each component looked nearly identical; only the data structure varied. That’s when I decided to use TypeScript generics to make our components reusable, type-safe, and easy to maintain. … Read more >>
A few months ago, I was working on a React project for a client in New York who needed a custom text editor for internal documentation. They wanted something that felt like Google Docs, clean, fast, and with formatting options like bold, italic, and bullet lists. At first glance, it seemed like a simple task. … Read more >>
A few weeks ago, I was working on a dashboard project for a client in New York. The requirement was simple: display user profiles and product details in a clean, modern way. Naturally, I thought of using cards. They’re visually appealing, easy to organize, and perfect for responsive layouts. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you … Read more >>
When I first began working with React functional components, one of the most common tasks I faced was fetching data from APIs. Whether it was pulling product data for an eCommerce dashboard or retrieving user information for a client portal, handling fetch results efficiently was crucial. Over the years, I’ve refined my approach to fetching … Read more >>
A few weeks ago, I was working on a React dashboard for a U.S.-based marketing analytics platform. One of the key requirements was to embed third-party widgets, like ad previews and live analytics, without affecting the main app’s styling or scripts. That’s when I turned to the React Frame Component. This nifty tool lets you … Read more >>
I first started using TypeScript with React, and I quickly realized how much cleaner and safer my code became. Gone were the days of guessing prop types or dealing with runtime errors that could’ve been caught earlier. Over the years, I’ve built dozens of production-grade React apps, from dashboards to e-commerce platforms, and TypeScript has … Read more >>
Working with icons and graphics is part of almost every React project I’ve handled over the years. One of the most common formats I receive from designers is SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics). At first, I used SVGs as plain image files. But soon I realized that converting them into React components gave me more flexibility. … Read more >>
Sometimes, while working on React projects, I want my components to be flexible enough to wrap other components or content inside them. I’ve been building React applications for over a decade, and one of the most powerful patterns I use daily is props.children. It allows me to compose components in a way that keeps the … Read more >>
When I started building React applications, I didn’t think much about folder structure. I just created a components folder and dumped everything inside. As the projects grew, I quickly realized this approach made it hard to maintain, scale, and onboard new developers. Searching for a single component felt like digging through a messy closet. In … Read more >>
Working as a frontend developer for more than a decade, I’ve often faced situations where I needed to embed a code editor inside a React application. Sometimes it was for building internal tools for my team, and other times it was for client-facing apps where users needed to write and test code directly in the … Read more >>
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