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Alex Cristea's avatar

Hey Stefania, thank you for the shout-out. I really appreciate it! 😌

Also, thank you for following up on my questions. I think this post is a great addition to the other one and promotes many best practices for front-end development with React, but it is not limited to it.

I highly recommend them to all software engineers who want to level up their skills.

A great addition to this series would be the process of implementing an entire feature (like adding and listing users) where all these practices are combined:

- separating view logic from presentation logic

- testing hooks

- testing the external API/services

- integration testing

- ens-2-end testing

Of course, this could make the case for a series of issues and include an open-source project.

Nevertheless, it seems you are very passionate about front-end development and doing a great job mastering it!

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Stefania Barabas 🐾's avatar

Thank you very much!

I really appreciate your input and feedback! It's a great idea to fully implement these practices, and I will definitely work on putting them into practice.

As for open source projects, do you have any good references for getting started? 🤔

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Alex Cristea's avatar

You are welcome, Stefania. 😊

What I had in mind was a simple project that exemplifies what you write about, and it's published in your GitHub account.

It's nothing fancy; it's just a repo that your readers could clone and run the test or try out the different React concepts.

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