Top 3 design patterns used to create React.JS components that you should know about

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React is arguably the most popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces. One reason for this is its unopinionated nature. After working on different React applications with different teams and studying other React applications built, you notice some common design patterns. In this article, we will look at three popular design patterns for building React applications.

3 React Component Design Patterns You Should Know About

1. Presentational and Container Component Pattern

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