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React Reading List for Busy Developers (2025)
Ansh Gupta
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React Reading List for Busy Developers (2025)
If you have a weekend, read these and ship better UI on Monday.
- Colocate state with components; lift only when sharing.
- Prefer server data with React Server Components + Suspense.
- Use form libraries only when necessary; otherwise native forms + Zod.
- Measure performance with profiler and fix real bottlenecks only.
- Testing pyramid: unit small things, integration critical flows.
Bookmark this—less code, more clarity.
AG
About Ansh Gupta
Frontend Developer with 3 years of experience building modern web applications. Based in Indore, India, passionate about React, TypeScript, and creating exceptional user experiences.
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