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Chapters 1
–
3
introduce design patterns, layout components, and container components to help you structure clean and reusable UI code.
Chapters 4
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6
cover controlled/uncontrolled components, Higher-Order Components (HOCs), custom hooks, and functional programming patterns — essential techniques for building robust, reusable, and scalable components.
Chapters 7
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8
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12
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17
focus on
Design Systems
building UI components in Figma, encapsulating styles, spacing patterns, complex styles, and finishing with a full design system project.
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21
conclude with
Advanced TypeScript techniques
, teaching you to strongly type hooks, reducers, generics, and component patterns — a must-have skill in enterprise projects.
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1. Introduction to Design Patterns
Introduction
Structure
Introduction to Design Patterns
Requirements
Node and NPM Installation Windows
VS Code Installation Windows
Download the Link
Conclusion
Points to Remember
2. Layout Components
Introduction
Structure
Design Patterns Details
Layout Components
Screen Splitter
Screen Splitter Enhancements
Lists
Modals
Conclusion
Points to Remember
3. Container Components
Introduction
Structure
Container Components Overview
Server Setup
Loader Component
User Data Loader
Resource Data Loader
DataSource Component
Render Props Pattern
Conclusion
Points to Remember
4. Controlled and Uncontrolled Components
Introduction
Structure
Uncontrolled Components
Controlled Components
Controlled Modals
Uncontrolled Flows
Collecting Data
Controlled Flows
Conclusion
Points to Remember
5. Higher Order Components and Custom Hooks
Introduction
Structure
Introduction to HOC
Checking Props with HOCs
Data Loading with HOC
Updating Data and Building Forms
Enhancing HOC Pattern
Introduction to Hooks
Fetching a User with Custom Hooks
Fetching a Resource with Custom Hooks
Conclusion
Points to Remember
6. Functional Programming and More Patterns
Introduction
Structure
Introduction to Functional Programming
Recursive Components
Compositions
Partial Components
Compound Components
Observer Pattern
Conclusion
Points to Remember
7. Advanced Concepts and Hooks
Introduction
Structure
React Portals
Error Boundaries
Keys
useLayoutEffect and useId
useDeferredValue
useTransition
Conclusion
Points to Remember
8. Clean Code Tips and Scalable Architecture
Introduction
Structure
Using Element Prop
Optimizing Context API
General Architecture
Route Components
Encapsulating Components
Conclusion
Points to Remember
9. API Layer
Introduction
Structure
Building API Layer and API States
Enhancing the API States
Avoiding Flickering Loaders
Abstracting API States
Adding Request Abort Logic
Conclusion
Points to Remember
10. API Layer with React Query
Introduction
Structure
Server Setup
Fetching Data with React-Query
Updating Data with React-Query
Pagination with React-Query
Infinite Scroll with React-Query
Conclusion
Points to Remember
11. State Management Patterns
Introduction
Structure
Immutable Updates with uselmmer
Cleaner, Reducer with uselmmerReducer
Conclusion
Points to Remember
12. Performance Optimization
Introduction
Structure
Code-Splitting and Lazy-Loading
useCallback and useMemo Hooks
State Collocation and Lifting up Components
Throttling
Debouncing
Conclusion
Points to Remember
13. Design System with Core Concepts and Building Components in Figma
Introduction
Structure
Understanding Design System
Down Sides of Design Systems and Team Structure
Audience of Design Systems and Example
Key Concepts and Practical Checklist
Mistakes to Avoid
Hands-on Color Palette in Figma
Hands-on Designing a Modal
Conclusion
Points to Remember
14. Design System with Developing Components and Encapsulating Styles
Introduction
Structure
Extensible Foundations
Creating Button Component
Building a Modal
Style Compositions
Encapsulating Styles
Conclusion
Points to Remember
15. Design System with Patterns for Spacing
Introduction
Structure
Overview
Layers Pattern
Split Pattern
Column Pattern
Grid Pattern
Inline Bundle Pattern
Conclusion
Points to Remember
16. Design System with Patterns for Complex Styles
Introduction
Structure
Overview
Pad Pattern
Center Pattern
Media-Wrapper Pattern
Cover Pattern
Conclusion
Points to Remember
17. Design System (Final Project)
Introduction
Structure
Overview
Navbar with Menu and Header
Sidebar Menu
Building Form
Finishing Buttons
Conclusion
Points to Remember
18. Advanced TypeScript Using Typing Hooks
Introduction
Structure
Overview
Typing useState
State Without Initial State
Passing States and Events
Typing useRef
Typing Custom Hooks
Typing Complex States
Tuples with Custom Hooks
Conclusion
Points to Remember
19. Advanced TypeScript Using Typing Reducers and Context API
Introduction
Structure
Overview
Typing Reducers
Passing Dispatch as a Prop
Action and Reducer Types
Context API with Types
Conclusion
Points to Remember
20. Advanced TypeScript with Typing Generics
Introduction
Structure
Overview
Context with Generics
Building a Type Helper
Another Type Helper
Hook with Generics
Inferring Generics Types
Generics Components
Conclusion
Points to Remember
21. Advanced TypeScript (Component Patterns)
Introduction
Structure
Overview
Higher Order Components
Render Props
Custom Hooks
Limiting Prop Composition
Requiring Prop Composition
Conclusion
Points to Remember
Index
This chapter gives a brief introduction to design patterns, and covers the requirements to start with the installation of NodeJS and NPM (Node Package Manager) on a Windows system, These software are primarily required for ReactJS coding.
Besides this, we will also learn to install Visual Studio Code, also popularly known as VS Code. This is a light-weight code editor which is helpful in coding in ReactJS. All these three requirements are completely free to install on Windows, Mac and Linux.
In this chapter, we are going to discuss the following topics:
Introduction to Design Patterns
Requirements
Design patterns are an advanced concept in ReactJS which means designing the code in an efficient way. These advanced concepts allow us to write an effective code, by using patterns such as controlled and uncontrolled components.
We will also learn other advanced concepts like memoization which optimizes the performance of React. The readers will be able to develop enterprise level React systems for reusability. We will use React Hooks, Context API, HOCs, Custom hooks and React functional programming to build reliable apps that scale.
By understanding these design patterns, developers can develop scalable, maintainable and optimized React applications.
Since this book is about advanced React concepts, the Basic understanding of React and JavaScript is required. You should have Node and NPM installed on your machine because React requires both to create applications, and install dependencies. Besides this, Visual Studio code should also be installed on your machine. Next, we will learn to install these on Windows. The setup for Mac and Linux is quite similar, and can be done easily.
First, we need to go to the official NodeJS download url which is https://nodejs.org/en/download. Afterwards. click on Download Node.js vXX.XX.X button. During the time of writing the book, it was v20.12.2.
Figure 1.1: Node Install Link
Next, on the top side of the browser, we will see the 'msi file' being downloaded. Click on the 'Open' icon to run the file directly.
Figure 1.2: Node Downloaded
A pop-up will come that will start the 'Node.js Setup Wizard'. Here, click on the Next button.
Figure 1.3: Node Setup Wizard
In the next window, accept the terms by clicking on the 'checkbox', and then the 'Next' button.
Figure 1.4: Node License Agreement
Next, it will show the default directory to install NodeJS. Here, then click on the 'Next' button.
Figure 1.5: Node Default Path
In the next screen also, click on the 'Next' button.
Figure 1.6: Node Features
Now, the wizard will install all the necessary tools. Here, select the 'checkbox' and then click on the 'Next' button.
Figure 1.7: Node Necessary Tools
Finally, we will get the 'Install' button. Click it, and install NodeJS.
Figure 1.8: Node Install
It will take around 1 minute to install 'NodeJS', and the progress bar will show the status.
Figure 1.9: Node Install Progress
Once the installation is complete, click on the 'Finish' button.
Figure 1.10: Node Install Finish
Now, the setup for additional tools will start. It will open the command line, where we need to click on any button.
Figure 1.11: Node Additional Tools
Now, open any terminal and run the command node '-v'. It will give the 'Node' version installed which is 20.12.2 in our case.
Figure 1.12: Node Version
Now, in the terminal, run the command npm -v. It will give the NPM version installed which is 9.5.0 in our case. NPM stands for Node Package Manager that is automatically installed with Node installation:
Figure 1.13: NPM Version
To download Visual Studio Code or VS Code, first go to https://code.visualstudio.com/, and click on the download button. This site automatically detects your operating system.
Figure 1.14: VS Code
Afterwards, on the top side of the browser, we will see the VS Code file being downloaded. Click on the Open icon to run the file directly.
Figure 1.15: VS Code Downloaded
A pop-up will open showing the License Agreement. Then, accept the agreement, and click on the Next button.
Figure 1.16: VS Code License Agreement
The next window will show the path on which VS Code will be downloaded. Here, just click on the Next button.
Figure 1.17: VS Code Install Location
In the next pop-up, just click on the Next button.
Figure 1.18: VS Code Shortcut
In the next pop-up, select all of the check boxes for a better experience. Then click on the Next button.
Figure 1.19: VS Code Options
Finally, click on the Install button.
Figure 1.20: VS Code Install
It will take around two (2) minutes to install the VS Code.
Figure 1.21: VS Code Install Progress
Once the installation is complete, click on the Finish button. Keep the default checked option of Launching VS Code.
Figure 1.22: VS Code Install Complete
Next, the VS code will open, and we will see the version information.
Figure 1.23: VS Code
In this chapter, we learned about design patterns. Lastly, we have learned to install NodeJS and VS Code on windows systems which is the basic requirement to start with the book.
In the next chapter, we will learn about the first design patterns of Layout and Container components.
The concept of Design Patterns which is an effective way to write production ready and highly optimized React Code.
Installation of NodeJS, NPM and VS Code that are must to start coding in ReactJS. All these three can be easily installed, and completely free to use.
