Updating a core paradigm in your React app might be as simple as searching and replacing, or as challenging as convincing your whole frontend tech team to support it. Migrating to React Hooks may fall into the latter category, but with multiple benefits, like an enhanced user experience and greater scale-ability, it is well worth the effort.
React Redux is used to build the Confluent Cloud UI. As the size of our web application and the number of developers expand, it becomes increasingly important to concentrate on three essential issues:
- Readability of code
- Reusability of code
- Test coverage is provided for both unit and integration tests.
Benefits
The use of React Hooks has three advantages: reusability, readability, and testability.
Reusability
One advantage of React Hooks is that they allow you to separate irrelevant logic code from lifecycle functions. Consider the “Updating Clock and Resize” component, which accomplishes only two things:
- Every second, a clock is updated.
- Adds a listener to the resize event and shows the newly resized content.
Final Thought
React Hooks vastly enhances code reusability, readability, and integration testing simplicity. We’ve learned at XcelTec to deal with rendering difficulties by employing memoization correctly while using React Hooks. To help you use React Hook best practices, acquaint yourself with the guidelines and FAQ for React Hooks.
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