🎨 React Styling with Sass (SCSS) Sass (Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets) is a CSS preprocessor that allows features like: ✔ Variables✔ Nesting✔ Mixins✔ Functions✔ Modules React supports Sass easily, especially with Create React App (CRA)...
React Higher-Order Components (HOC) A Higher-Order Component (HOC) is a function that takes a component and returns a new enhanced component.It allows you to reuse component logic, similar to higher-order functions in JavaScript. ✅...
🔁 React forwardRef (Complete Guide with Examples) forwardRef is a special React function that allows you to pass a ref from a parent component to a child component. Normally, refs only work on DOM...
🎭 React Transitions (Beginner-Friendly Guide) React transitions make your UI feel smoother by adding animations when elements appear, update, or disappear. Since React doesn’t include built-in animation tools, we typically use libraries. The MOST...
🚦 React Router (Complete Beginner-Friendly Guide) React Router is a library used to handle routing/navigation in React applications. It allows you to move between pages or components without reloading the browser, making apps fast...
🎨 React CSS-in-JS (Full Beginner-Friendly Guide) CSS-in-JS is a styling approach in React where styles are written directly inside JavaScript instead of separate .css files. This method allows dynamic styling, theme support, and component-level...
🎨 React CSS Modules (Full Guide with Examples) CSS Modules allow you to write regular CSS, but the styles are scoped locally to the component — meaning there will be no class name conflicts....
🎨 Styling React Using CSS (Complete Guide) React gives multiple ways to apply styles to components. You can choose based on preference, project size, or structure. ✅ 1. Inline Styling You can apply styles...
🚀 React Suspense (Complete Guide) React Suspense is a powerful feature that lets you handle asynchronous operations (like data fetching, lazy loading components, or waiting for resources) in a clean and declarative way. Instead...
⚛️ React Portals React Portals provide a way to render components outside of the main root DOM hierarchy — while still keeping them logically inside React’s component tree. Portals are commonly used for: Modals...