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Dev.to · ReactChallenges
💻 AI-Assisted Coding
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1w ago
Cognitive Surrender and Why You Should Still Write Code by Hand
A study from the University of Pennsylvania introduced a term that should make every developer pause:...
Dev.to · ReactChallenges
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1w ago
🚀 New React Challenge: Simple Pagination
In a time where AI writes most of our boilerplate, manually wiring a fetch with loading, error, and...
Dev.to · ReactChallenges
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2w ago
🚀 New React Challenge: Build a Spreadsheet with Formula Evaluation
You've built todo apps, counters, and forms. But can you handle a grid of 50 cells that reference...
Dev.to · ReactChallenges
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3w ago
Your tests pass. Your linter doesn't.
Every React developer has written code like this: function TodoList() { const [list, setList] =...
Dev.to · ReactChallenges
🌐 Frontend Engineering
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3w ago
🚀 New React Challenge: Best Practices
Your todo list passes all tests. You ship it. But here's the thing no one tells you about interviews...
Dev.to · ReactChallenges
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1mo ago
What useOptimistic Actually Saves You
A checkbox toggle should feel instant. But when that toggle needs to persist to a server, you face a...
Dev.to · ReactChallenges
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1mo ago
🚀 New React Challenge: Instant UI with useOptimistic
Ever clicked a like button and watched it stall for a second while the server thinks about it? That...
Dev.to · ReactChallenges
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1mo ago
Debounce vs Throttle: When to Use Each (and Why It Matters)
Most React developers have faced the problem: a search input that fires an API call on every single...
Dev.to · ReactChallenges
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1mo ago
Stop Fetching Data Sequentially When It Could Be Parallel
Picture this: you fetch a list of items from an API, and for each item you need extra data from a...
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