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 Blog Title: 10 Best ReactJS Practices for a Good React Project Blog Introduction: As a programmer, you want to make sure that your React project is the best it can be. Using the right coding practices will help ensure that your project is well-structured, efficient, and easily maintainable. Here are some of the best practices for using ReactJS in your projects. Blog Body: Use Functional Components Whenever Possible - Functional components are simpler and more streamlined than class components, so they should be used whenever possible. This will keep your codebase clean and easy to read. Plus, functional components can take advantage of the latest features such as Hooks and Context API. Avoid Complex State Management - Managing complex state can get messy very quickly, so try to avoid it if possible by breaking up your state into smaller chunks or keeping track of only what’s necessary for each component. The useReducer hook is great for managing complex state without having to res...

 Blog Title: NPM Shortcuts and Commands Every JavaScript Developer Should Know Blog Introduction: As a JavaScript developer, you rely heavily on the Node Package Manager (NPM) to install, manage, and configure your packages. But did you know that there are certain shortcuts and commands available that will help you do your job faster and more efficiently? In this blog post, we’ll take a look at some of the most common npm commands and shortcuts. Blog Body: Update All Packages at Once If you need to update all of the packages in your project at once, you can use the command ‘npm update -g’. This will update all of the global packages in your project so that they are running the latest version. It’s important to note that this will not update any local packages in your project; for that, you would need to use ‘npm install -d’. Install Packages from GitHub Repositories You can easily install packages from GitHub repositories by using the command ‘npm install /’. This allows you to qui...