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Direction for development in React?
A bit of background: I work in the office with layout, I know JS at a confident level, I want to change jobs and go to work in the product team.
Now I am taking courses on React on Udemy, I have dismantled the basics of "vanilla" React and the router, I have written several applications on React classes. Where to go next with the basics? A few months ago, I heard about Redux from every iron, now everyone is talking about Hooks and abandoning Redux. It is clear that you need to at least superficially understand the entire React ecosystem, but what should be emphasized more and which technology should be given more attention? It is very interesting to hear the opinion of experienced developers.
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Redux in React development is a must-know. Also, it's good to know MobX as more and more companies use it in new projects.
Also, you should get familiar with such tools as:
typescript
webpack
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babel react
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router
redux-thunk
redux-act (IMHO, the best redux boilerplate simplifier)
styled-components
reselect
next/create-react-app
classnames
eslint/tslint/prettier/lint-staged/husky
jest
express
These tools, apart from redux-act, are the most commonly used in React development.
Hooks is certainly a useful topic, but I think that for now it’s more important to know redux and how it works. I think that you will not even be allowed to interview without a redux))).
Agree with Roman. Without redux, except for an outsourced tester, it is possible nowadays
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