I have no idea what that is, so yes, I’d like to read about it 😂

I’ve found this to be the best approach too, I’ve been using fishery + ngneat/falso to create type safe mock factories with fake data and I’ve been really happy with the setup

This makes your tests smart. Don't do that. Ever. Keep your tests as simple, straightforward, and expressive as possible. Especially if it means repeating things. Repeat them! Nothing beats a test that reads nicely.

I sometimes feel I unnecessarily have to jump a lot of hoops trying to build functionality on top of React’s mental model/lifecycle and I would probably be better building what I need outside of React and then interfacing to it with something like useEffect, and I haven’t seen articles about it

I would like to learn more about how to build framework agnostic libraries and what are the considerations/constraints to keep in mind so that the they play nice when you do need to write adapters for each framework

Here you’re using the same word twice so I would change it to be: “Aprende a crear interacciones encantadoras y detalles geniales …”
I also changed “Aprenda” for “Aprende” which addresses the reader more personally (I’m sure there’s a word for it but I’m not a linguist 😂).

Hope it helps!

I’ve had this Flexispot for a bit more than a year and so far so good. FLEXISPOT EF1 Set www.amazon.es/dp/B07K427N3...