React-Ben is my personal React playground — a mix of notes, snippets, experiments, and lessons learned while building stuff in React.
The name comes from Ben Awad, a YouTuber whose React videos I used to binge while learning.
- 🧩 Reusable Components — Custom hooks, utilities, and small components you can lift straight into your projects.
- 📚 Learning Notes — Concise explanations of tricky React concepts (hooks, rendering, optimization, etc.).
- ⚗️ Playground Experiments — Mini prototypes and React patterns I test along the way.
- 🧠 Best Practices — Thoughts, patterns, and pitfalls collected while shipping production apps.
Explore detailed write-ups and concept breakdowns:
- 🔁 Redux in React – Understand state management, reducers, and store design.
- 🧵 React Fiber Architecture – A deep dive into React’s concurrent rendering engine.
- 🎣 Custom Hooks – Useful hooks for daily use and experiments.
- 🧩 Component Patterns – Clean, reusable approaches to structuring React components.
- 🚀 Performance Tips – How to avoid unnecessary renders and optimize large apps.
- React (Redux, Redux-Toolkit, Context-API, React-Router)
- Vite for ultra-fast dev setup
- TypeScript where clarity matters
- Tailwind CSS for rapid UI iteration
- Context, Reducers, Custom Hooks for architecture experiments
- Backend NodeJS & good old ExpressJS
- Browse through folders and open what catches your eye.
- Copy snippets, fork experiments, or contribute improvements.
- Use it as your own React reference base.
No installation or build setup needed — it’s a read-and-explore space.
React-Ben keeps growing as I mess around and learn new stuff.
Every project leaves a few notes — sometimes it’s a clean trick, sometimes just a weird React quirk worth remembering.
It’s not a tutorial or a framework, just a bunch of experiments and thoughts collected along the way.
If you find something cool, spot a mistake, or want to drop your own snippet — go for it.
This repo’s all about sharing and learning, not keeping things perfect.
“React is not a framework — it’s a mindset.”
— React-Ben