React 19+ Design Patterns FAQs

Question 1

Why does it avoid using React.FC?

Accepted Answer

React 19 and modern TypeScript conventions discourage React.FC because it can be less flexible and previously included implicit children; standard function components with explicit interfaces are now preferred.

Question 2

Does this skill support React 18 or older versions?

Accepted Answer

While many patterns are backward compatible, this skill specifically prioritizes React 19+ standards and explicitly advises against patterns that were deprecated or discouraged in recent versions.

Question 3

How does it handle TypeScript integration?

Accepted Answer

It enforces strict typing using readonly props, explicit return types, and discriminated unions to ensure maximum type safety and prevent common runtime errors.

Question 4

What is the 'Result' type pattern mentioned?

Accepted Answer

The Result type pattern is a functional approach to error handling that returns either a success or error object, forcing developers to handle errors explicitly rather than relying on unpredictable try/catch blocks.

Question 5

Is this skill compatible with frameworks like Next.js?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it includes specific guidance and configuration awareness for modern frameworks like Next.js, TanStack Start, and backend-integrated solutions like Convex.

React 19+ Design Patterns

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React 19+ Design Patterns

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