Most frontend developers offer React JS development services to build highly interactive user interfaces. Every web application development company tends to hire a skilled developer to create a React component and integrate the same in projects.
Looking at how React is so popular amongst the developers & enterprises alike, we decided to take a look into the fundamentals of ReactJS best practices.
#1 Small Components & Function-Specific
ReactJS can handle bigger components to execute a larger number of tasks. But its always better to design small components because small components correspond to one function and ReactJS can easily adapt to this. Smaller components can render bits of pages and even modify a particular behavior.
Smaller components are much easier to update.
Function-specific components make testing and maintenance much easier.
Every small component can be reused in different projects.
The community can also leverage the components that execute general functions
Smaller components make it easier to implement performance optimizations.
#2 Reusability
Reusing components can be used across multiple projects and moreover it also provides consistency. ReactJS allows breaking the huge components into smaller ones for better performance.
#3 Precise coding
ReactJS lets developers keep the code brief and precise. It disallows any repetitions by scanning the code for patterns or any other kind of similarities.
#4 Comment
Comments can be attached with code where it’s needed. This is one of React's best practices. Doing so keeps the code clutter-free and avoids any potential conflict between comment & code.
#5 Naming Components After Function
It is always better to name a component after the function as doing so instantly conveys what the component is going to do and it also makes the component more discoverable.
#6 Segregate Stateful Aspects From Rendering
The components in ReactJS are either stateful or stateless. Stateful components store all the information regarding a component’s state and give an important context whereas stateless components do not have any memory and thus cannot give any context to other parts of the user interface. They instead receive inputs from the parent component and return the JSX elements. They are scalable and reusable like JavaScript.
These are just a few examples of best practices of ReactJS. To know more about React JS Development Services, get in touch with W3villa Technologies, a Web Application Development Company.
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