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Anmol is great at grasping his clients requirements and is proficient in developing creative strategies for their projects.
Kushagra is quite experienced at working on projects that begin from scratch. He has contributed to multiple React projects.
Kapil excels in improving the design and development process of complex web and mobile app projects.
Vivek is experienced at designing, developing, and managing complex applications in ReactJS and vanilla JS.
A practitioner of waterfall and agile methodologies, Swarnava has worked in domains related to healthcare, AI and more.
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React JS is an open-source UI library widely used to help create reactive frontend apps. When it comes to front-end development ecosystems, React JS is one of the best (in terms of maturity). It is opinionated, easily scalable and fast.
A flexible JavaScript library, React JS is most commonly used for building interactive and complex UI components, hooks, TP tools and widgets. As such, React JS developers are majorly involved in the development of new projects, maintenance of user-interface components and upgrading legacy codes.
Popular companies like Facebook, Netflix, Atlassian and many more are dedicated users of React JS.
<a href="https://github.com/search?q=React+JS" target="_blank" style="color:#0057FF; text-decoration:none;">Here</a> are some Open source React JS projects to contribute to.
However, even with a vast pool of aspiring React JS developers only a meager 10-12% React JS developers can actually make it past the technical round. Surveys show tech recruiters struggling with recruiting developers as 40% of candidates choose to ghost interviews. Compounding this issue, 55% of developers are lured away by competitors. The pool of talent for React JS developers is vast but finding quality React JS developers is a time-consuming task, which often ends in disappointment.
Faced with the need to hire a quality React JS developer the dilemma is, do you compromise on quality for quick hiring? Or is it possible to have the best of both worlds - best closure rates and quick hiring?
Default has been helping their clients hire developers in as fast as 3 days. As a result, these startups have seen their tech teams grow successfully and rapidly without sacrificing quality or time.
What are the skills to look for when hiring an exceptional ReactJS developer?
1. Javascript Basics - React is a UI library, as such, it is built on top of JS. JS topics like closures, references, object destructuring are a must for working in and with React. Also operations on data-structures like Arrays, Maps and Sets w.r.t. reactivity is equally essential.
2. React Hooks - Hooks are a mechanism to extract out non-visual logic from any functional component and thereby leverage reusability. Understanding hooks are critical to modern React apps. More so, knowing how to create custom hooks will make any React codebase more manageable and readable.
3. State Management - There will be a time when app-centric state management will have to be incorporated in any React app. Knowing where to put state, i.e. local to a component or global to the React app is fundamental in preserving the purpose of the app as well as making sense of uniflow direction of data flow. Although React-redux has been popular, more performant and modern alternatives like react-tracked, jotai, recoil exist by leveraging hooks to make the frontend performant without also chasing indirections.
4. Routing - Splitting apps depending on paths is a first-class requirement for any modern React app. As such, understanding code structuring to prevent unnecessary re-rendering, creating higher-order components, lazy-loading, location-aware routing, are all fundamental concepts that need to be taken care of when incorporating routing for any React single page application.
5. Optimisations - React leaves a lot of opportunities for the developer to pounce upon in order to optimize the frontend. Since any state update, be it local or global, causes the entire component as well as any associated component hierarchy to be re-rendered: using hooks like useMemo(), useCallback(), or lazy initialisation through useState, or HOC functions like memo(), allow one to selectively or carefully re-render the component in question and optimise performance. Understanding the pitfalls of Context API, as well as the importance of selectors in global state, will also help in selective re-rendering in the global scope.
React JS is an open-source UI library widely used to help create reactive frontend apps. When it comes to front-end development ecosystems, React JS is one of the best (in terms of maturity). It is opinionated, easily scalable and fast.
A flexible JavaScript library, React JS is most commonly used for building interactive and complex UI components, hooks, TP tools and widgets. As such, React JS developers are majorly involved in the development of new projects, maintenance of user-interface components and upgrading legacy codes.
Popular companies like Facebook, Netflix, Atlassian and many more are dedicated users of React JS.
<a href="https://github.com/search?q=React+JS" target="_blank" style="color:#0057FF; text-decoration:none;">Here</a> are some Open source React JS projects to contribute to.
However, even with a vast pool of aspiring React JS developers only a meager 10-12% React JS developers can actually make it past the technical round. Surveys show tech recruiters struggling with recruiting developers as 40% of candidates choose to ghost interviews. Compounding this issue, 55% of developers are lured away by competitors. The pool of talent for React JS developers is vast but finding quality React JS developers is a time-consuming task, which often ends in disappointment.
Faced with the need to hire a quality React JS developer the dilemma is, do you compromise on quality for quick hiring? Or is it possible to have the best of both worlds - best closure rates and quick hiring?
Default has been helping their clients hire developers in as fast as 3 days. As a result, these startups have seen their tech teams grow successfully and rapidly without sacrificing quality or time.
What are the skills to look for when hiring an exceptional ReactJS developer?
1. Javascript Basics - React is a UI library, as such, it is built on top of JS. JS topics like closures, references, object destructuring are a must for working in and with React. Also operations on data-structures like Arrays, Maps and Sets w.r.t. reactivity is equally essential.
2. React Hooks - Hooks are a mechanism to extract out non-visual logic from any functional component and thereby leverage reusability. Understanding hooks are critical to modern React apps. More so, knowing how to create custom hooks will make any React codebase more manageable and readable.
3. State Management - There will be a time when app-centric state management will have to be incorporated in any React app. Knowing where to put state, i.e. local to a component or global to the React app is fundamental in preserving the purpose of the app as well as making sense of uniflow direction of data flow. Although React-redux has been popular, more performant and modern alternatives like react-tracked, jotai, recoil exist by leveraging hooks to make the frontend performant without also chasing indirections.
4. Routing - Splitting apps depending on paths is a first-class requirement for any modern React app. As such, understanding code structuring to prevent unnecessary re-rendering, creating higher-order components, lazy-loading, location-aware routing, are all fundamental concepts that need to be taken care of when incorporating routing for any React single page application.
5. Optimisations - React leaves a lot of opportunities for the developer to pounce upon in order to optimize the frontend. Since any state update, be it local or global, causes the entire component as well as any associated component hierarchy to be re-rendered: using hooks like useMemo(), useCallback(), or lazy initialisation through useState, or HOC functions like memo(), allow one to selectively or carefully re-render the component in question and optimise performance. Understanding the pitfalls of Context API, as well as the importance of selectors in global state, will also help in selective re-rendering in the global scope.