Stop Writing if (role === "admin") in React. It's a Code Smell.

1. 1Identify areas in your code where you're using if (role === 'admin')
2. 2Replace these conditional statements with a more robust authorization system
3. 3Use a library or framework like React Query or Redux to manage user roles and permissions
4. 4Implement a role-based access control (RBAC) system to handle authorization
5. 5Test your new authorization system to ensure it's working correctly

Developers and engineers working on React applications can benefit from this lesson to improve their authorization handling and reduce code smells

💡 Using if (role === 'admin') is a code smell because it tightly couples authorization logic with component code, making it hard to maintain and scale

🚫 Stop using if (role === 'admin') in React! It's a code smell. Learn how to improve authorization handling in your React apps