Lessons Learned: Common React Code-Smells and How to Avoid Them

Photo by Artem Bali from PexelsCode smells are certain patterns and characteristics of code that could indicate or create a bigger problem in the future. In other words, code of questionable quality.The keyword here is questionable. Identifying something as a code smell does not mean that it should be immediately fixed or that it is a problem — only that it should be looked into. It does not mean that the particular piece of code is badly written, only that it should be examined more carefully.Organizations, teams and different developers have their own understandings of particular patterns and habits. It all sums down to whether a certain technique works for you or doesn't.The point I will communicate in this article is that it's worth examining particular patterns to avoid problems in the future. But before that, let's clear some terms out of the way.There's a TL;DR at the end of the article if you want only the main points and lessons learned.Code-Smells vs Anti-PatternsAn anti-pattern is the diplomatic way to say that the solution to a given problem is not good enough.

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