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React is arguably one of the most used Frameworks out there today. Everyday people are opting this framework for its UI first approach. It's safe to say that the React Library has matured over the years and the whole ecosystem is still growing. Here are some practices that you can opt and avoid while getting comfortable in the React bubble.

React practices for Beginners

A lot of these are not react specific. We are at a point where developers first learn react and then get to know JavaScript (similar to how it was with jQuery). This is one thing to avoid.
The first few points are arguably style choices (like the parentheses) and should be delegated to a linter/formatted like prettier. I don’t even bother with those, the formatted makes the style consistent across all developer levels, saves time and for everything else, the linter will yell at you if you’re doing something it cannot fix itself.
The CSS point I did not understand at all. Not sure if this list isn’t more of a breakdown of what junior developers struggle with that might seem obvious to more senior developers (use of formatters, getting to know the language itself etc.). It’s good to be aware of this.