Summary
In this chapter, we delved into the world of type-checking and validation in React. We started with the importance of props validation, then introduced TypeScript and its benefits for robust type-checking.
We then applied TypeScript to React, demonstrating its use in type-checking various aspects of React components, from props and state to event handlers, context, and refs. All of it allows you to create applications that are not only more dependable but also easier to maintain, allowing for early detection of errors and significantly improving both the quality of your code and your efficiency as a developer.
As we move to the next chapter, Handling Navigation with Routes, we’ll shift our focus to navigation in React applications. We’ll learn how to set up and use routes to navigate between different parts of our application.
