I'm already pretty comfortable with React but I decided to read the whole entire thing because It's so well written and I was legitimately having fun reading documentation (and I hate reading docs btw)
The real juicy part is the reference section. All hooks, components and API definitions, examples, practice problems are given in a self learning way. This documentation is fun to read.
Contacts on the launch!
I have been monitoring the progress from a distance, truly motivating work!
Appreciate your efforts in enhancing the web experience.
I'm glad to see Next.js and Remix being suggested as best practice for production apps.
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