Frontend Patterns

A solid reference for React and Next.js patterns that covers the fundamentals you actually reach for: composition patterns, custom hooks for common scenarios like debouncing and async state, and performance tricks like memoization and virtualization. The examples are TypeScript based and follow modern conventions. Worth installing if you're tired of re-googling "how to implement compound components" or want consistent patterns for form validation and error boundaries. The accessibility section on keyboard navigation and focus management is a nice touch. It won't teach you frontend from scratch, but it's a good baseline for teams wanting to standardize their React architecture without bikeshedding every component.