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Lately, I’ve seen a lot of conflicting talk in React forums around class components and hooks. For junior and more advanced React devs, I would like to clarify by answering some of the most commonly asked questions around hooks vs. class components.

Is your frontend project suffering from too many cooks in the kitchen? Is deployment mind-numbingly slow? Are you becoming locked into an obsolete technology stack? You might need micro frontends and module federation.

You’re a Product Owner or an Engineering Team Lead. You are judged on a variety of metrics, but much of it boils down to 3 things:

• How quickly your team produces new features
• How accurately you hit your deadlines
• How many show-stopping bugs your project has

Code review is an essential part of the software development process, where developers review each other's code to ensure that it is of high quality, follows best practices, and is aligned with the project's goals. A good code review is thorough, constructive, and efficient and can significantly improve the quality of the codebase and the overall development process.

We’ve all been there—a complicated project, under-resourced and under-documented, with little continuity or direction. Luckily, Bitovi does things differently.

It’s always exciting for developers when languages release new versions—whether they fix issues, introduce new features, or both! The release of TypeScript 4.9 on November 15th, 2022 introduces a new operator, performance improvements, plus a variety of new features and capabilities. Allow us to introduce 3 of our favorites:

While writing React apps, we often run into scenarios where we might need a component to render as different elements. These elements could be different HTML tags or other React Components. Have you ever run into any of the following scenarios :