using-action-state
Teaches useActionState hook for managing form state with Server Actions in React 19. Use when implementing forms, handling form submissions, tracking pending states, or working with Server Functions.
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Teaches useActionState hook for managing form state with Server Actions in React 19. Use when implementing forms, handling form submissions, tracking pending states, or working with Server Functions.
Teaches useReducer for complex state logic in React 19. Use when state updates depend on previous state, multiple related state values, or complex update logic.
Teaches when to use Server Components vs Client Components in React 19, including the 'use client' directive and boundary patterns. Use when architecting components, choosing component types, or working with Se...
Teaches migration from forwardRef to ref-as-prop pattern in React 19. Use when seeing forwardRef usage, upgrading React components, or when refs are mentioned. forwardRef is deprecated in React 19.
Teaches Context API patterns in React 19 including use() hook for conditional context access. Use when implementing Context, avoiding prop drilling, or managing global state.
Teaches testing custom hooks in React 19 using renderHook from React Testing Library. Use when testing custom hooks or hook behavior.
React 19's use() API for reading Promises/Context conditionally. For async data fetching, Suspense, conditional context access, useContext migration.
Review React 19 test quality including coverage, patterns, and React 19 API testing. Use when reviewing tests or test coverage.
Teaches testing Server Actions in isolation in React 19. Use when testing Server Actions, form handling, or server-side logic.
Review state management patterns for React 19 best practices. Use when reviewing component state, Context usage, or state architecture.
Teaches useOptimistic hook for immediate UI updates during async operations in React 19. Use when implementing optimistic UI patterns, instant feedback, or reducing perceived latency.
Teaches when to use local state vs global state (Context) in React 19. Use when deciding state management strategy, avoiding prop drilling, or architecting component state.
Review component architecture for React 19 best practices including size, composition, Server/Client boundaries, and anti-patterns. Use when reviewing component design.
Teaches useFormStatus hook for tracking form submission state in React 19. Use when implementing submit buttons, form loading states, or pending indicators.
Teaches Web Components (Custom Elements) support in React 19, including property vs attribute handling and custom events. Use when integrating Web Components or working with custom HTML elements.
Teaches component composition patterns in React 19 including children prop, compound components, and render props. Use when designing component APIs, creating reusable components, or avoiding prop drilling.
Integrate Zod v4 with React Hook Form, Next.js, Express, tRPC, and other frameworks for type-safe validation
Teaches React Testing Library patterns for React 19 components. Use when writing component tests, testing interactions, or testing with Server Actions.
Teaches what React Compiler handles automatically in React 19, reducing need for manual memoization. Use when optimizing performance or deciding when to use useMemo/useCallback.
Review Server Actions for security, validation, and best practices in React 19. Use when reviewing forms, mutations, or server-side logic.
Teaches code splitting with lazy() and Suspense in React 19 for reducing initial bundle size. Use when implementing lazy loading, route-based splitting, or optimizing performance.
Teaches resource preloading APIs in React 19 including prefetchDNS, preconnect, preload, and preinit. Use when optimizing initial load or navigation performance.
Fix React Rules of Hooks violations - conditional calls, hooks in loops/callbacks/classes
Review React 19 performance patterns including memoization, re-renders, and bundle size. Use when reviewing performance or optimization.
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