Design patterns were created to standardize solutions to the most common problems encountered by developers in applications of all types. They provide proven and transparent approaches to many important issues in projects. Using them dramatically reduces the number of errors that can occur during application development and makes code easier to read by other colleagues, making work more enjoyable and faster. Most patterns are available regardless of the language, it is only important that the paradigm is appropriate. There will also be unique ones, the use of which is limited to the application layer (frontend and backend), or the framework used in the project. In this article I will introduce examples of patterns used in applications made in the React library.
React.js Performance - Optimizing Components and Rendering
With the growth of web applications, a key challenge seems to be maintaining optimal performance. One of the many problems that occur for the user can be slow-loading web applications. They contribute to a degraded user experience, but also affect a site's PageSpeed parameters, which translates into search engine rankings and a diminished user base. The solution to these problems can be dedicated strategies that affect application performance. In the following article, I will discuss specific techniques that minimize the occurrence of unnecessary re-rendering, code optimization through the use of lazy loading components and more.
Server-Side Rendering (SSR) in React.js - Benefits and Implementation
In the dynamic world of web development, where user experience and choice of appropriate technologies are key, React.js stands out in terms of innovation. Its ability to create interactive, seamless interfaces directly affects digital landscapes. But as the online world evolves, so do user expectations. Server-Side Rendering (SSR), an architectural gem capable of giving new life to React applications, may be the solution to this.
Imagine a website that loads faster, engages faster and works well with search engines. These are the features that SSR brings to React.js. In this article, I'll show you Server-Side Rendering, exploring its myriad benefits and presenting the possibilities of its implementation. So, I take you on a journey into the world of SSR, which is attracting more and more interest.
