When I started learning React, I didn’t care a lot about the patterns that made my code reusable. I just used to write all the functionalities and all the state management logic in its own component…

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Niraj Khatiwada shares three React component patterns that he now uses in every project. Compound component pattern is by far my favorite React component pattern. Use this pattern to separate your header content, body content and footer content in your every React Native project (I like to call this component Layout ).

3 React Component Patterns Every React Developer Should Know