Forgetting to remove timers (setInterval) on unmount
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Forgetting to clear timers (like setInterval) when a component unmounts is a common source of memory leaks in React applications. Here’s how to properly handle timers to avoid these issues:….
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Forgetting to clear timers (like setInterval) when a component unmounts is a common source of memory leaks in React applications. Here’s how to properly handle timers to avoid these issues:….
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Handling Deprecated React Lifecycle Methods React has deprecated several legacy lifecycle methods (like componentWillMount, componentWillReceiveProps, and componentWillUpdate) in favor of more modern alternatives. Here’s how to migrate away from these….
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React’s console warnings exist for important reasons – they often signal potential bugs or performance issues that will cause problems down the line. Here’s why you should never ignore them….
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Why document.querySelector is Problematic in React (and What to Use Instead) Using document.querySelector in React components is generally an anti-pattern that can lead to several issues. Here’s why you should….
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A common React pitfall is not updating key props when your component’s underlying data changes, which can lead to subtle bugs and performance issues. The Problem When state changes but….
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Using key props incorrectly in .map() operations is one of the most frequent React anti-patterns. Here’s what you need to know to fix these issues: The Right Way to Use….
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When working with React state in asynchronous operations, you need to be careful about stale closures and race conditions. Here are several approaches to safely set state without using functional….
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Handling Non-Serializable Values in Redux Store Using non-serializable values in your Redux store is generally discouraged, but there are cases where you might need to store non-serializable data. Here’s how….
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Running a React App Without npm install You’re trying to run a React application without first installing its dependencies with npm install. This won’t work because: Why You Need npm….
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When assets (CSS, JS, images) are broken due to incorrect file structure in your public/ directory, here’s how to diagnose and fix the issues: Common Problems and Solutions Recommended Directory….