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JavaScript Learning Guide: 10 – React Hooks and Side Effects ML

Master Table of Contents Who this chapter is for What you’ll learn Why this topic matters Most production React bugs come from side effects, not JSX. Data fetching, timers, subscriptions, and browser sync all live in this area. If you understand hooks deeply, your app becomes predictable. If not, you get classic issues: repeated API calls, stale UI, and hard-to-debug…

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JavaScript Learning Guide: 12 – Routing and App Structure ML

Master Table of Contents Who this chapter is for What you’ll learn Why this topic matters Routing is where app architecture becomes visible. If routing is messy, everything feels messy. Good routing gives users predictable navigation and gives developers a codebase that is easier to grow. This chapter helps you avoid “works for now” structure that becomes painful later. Core…

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JavaScript Learning Guide: 13 – State Management Patterns ML

Master Table of Contents Who this chapter is for What you’ll learn Why this topic matters State architecture is one of the biggest make-or-break parts of React apps. If state is scoped well, features are easier to add and bugs are easier to isolate. If state is scattered or over-centralized, everything feels harder than it should. Core concepts Prop drilling…

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JavaScript Learning Guide: 03 – TypeScript Foundations ML

Master Table of Contents Who this chapter is for What you’ll learn Why this topic matters In real projects, TypeScript saves you from silent data-shape bugs that usually appear at the worst time. You get feedback while coding, not after shipping. Short version: TypeScript is not about writing “more code.” It is about reducing dumb bugs and making your intent…

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