Hire React Developer
As a full-stack software developer, I am skilled in building frontend software solutions in React.
Over the past few years, I have worked extensively with React. During this time, I have built single-page applications (SPA), dashboard environments, and websites.
Are you looking for a React engineer for your project? Don't hesitate to send me a message.
My React Experience
When building applications with React, I always use TypeScript for more robust code. Additionally, I regularly use Webpack for bundling applications.
Within React, I apply various concepts beyond just writing components. For example, I work with hooks and the Context API.
Since I use NPM, I can easily integrate external libraries. A few examples of libraries I frequently work with are react-router and react-hook-form.
Single-Page Applications (SPA)
I have developed several SPAs with React for both internal use and external clients.
One example of an SPA tool I built is Peggir Editor (currently in development). Additionally, it is a Progressive Web App (PWA) to provide the experience of a standalone application.
Dashboards & CMS
What I personally enjoy most about working with React is building dashboards. For various projects, I have developed extensive dashboards and content management systems (CMS).
Users of these systems can manage data and access information efficiently.
Framework Integrations
While it's possible to build a public website with React alone, it's more efficient to use a framework.
In recent years, I have primarily used Next.js as my React framework for building websites and landing pages (including this website!).
The advantage of a framework is that many optimizations are already in place, such as SEO and performance improvements.
Storybook
For building reusable React components, I have gained experience with Storybook. This allows components to be developed and tested in isolation in a structured way.
An example is Peggirkit, a React component library I built based on Tailwind Plus UI components. I share more about this in my blog.