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Let's cover some of the new TypeScript features that will help write precise and clean code.

Let's explore TypeScript utility types for React. Utility types are a powerful feature for constructing new types.

I'll cover each of the types used for children prop and discuss the trade-offs so you can pick the right one for your use case.

There are many tips for Chrome Dev Tools, but not all of them are useful for React. Here I cover five Dev Tools tips tailored for React development.

Using React Suspense, you can avoid writing annoying conditional rendering and try/catch code when working with GraphQL.

People often refactor without a strategy and for the wrong reasons. You need to know why you're doing it and have a clear end goal.

Let's explore adding the undo feature to React with Immer.js while building a dungeon crawler game.

Manage granular roles and permissions in React applications in a clean and scalable way.

In this post, let's go over a simple technique for communicating between your components with React and RxJS.

Using TypeScript and conditional props, you can build an API for your React components that is clear and explicit about its prop requirements.

Let's cover the great alternatives to the most popular React libraries that are in a lot of ways a better choice.

Let's take a look at an advanced React pattern - Compound Component. This pattern is widely adopted by a lot of popular UI libraries.

Searching through the commit history trying to find the regression bug? You can use git bisect to find the culprit much faster.