In general, I treat useState as the default tool for the state management job. In many situations, I have a single state to manage and writing a few declarative state updaters for that state does the trick. That said, there are certain conditions that make useReducer a better choice.

Most uses of React hooks should be encapsulated in a custom hook, and I'm going to try and convince you of that on this post.

Translating web applications into multiple languages is a common requirement. In the past, creating multilingual applications was not an easy task, but recently (thanks to the people behind the Next.js framework and Lingui.js library) this task has gotten a lot easier.

An opinionated guide to setting up the architecture for a new React application.