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Leslie
Leslie

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return to react

In 2020 most of my time was spent dealing with legacy systems revolving around jQuery. By the end of the year, I had my personal roadmap quite laid out for 2021, and migration to react is on top of the list.


I started listing down the things I have to do:

  • list the new feature requirements
  • check my current reactJS setup
  • review reactJS changes and the packages I use

Current setup: reactJS + redux. To note, I'm using redux-form and redux-saga. I use this for my big dashboard projects.

New setup: reactJS, no redux. My new project does not need redux. I'm still in the process of redesigning, but this will probably be it. I will surely miss redux-saga though.


Anyway, for now here are things I learned / checked out:

Lastly, Robin Wieruch's tutorials. I first started truly learning reactJS through his ebooks. That was in 2017. Every time I want to brush up on my FE knowledge, I always visit his website.

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