React with TypeScript Sharing a snippet from my recent work where I implemented a strongly-typed EngineerDetails component using React + TypeScript. ✅ Type-safe props with React.FC ✅ Clean state initialization using useState ✅ Optional chaining for safer data handling ✅ Reusable form structure for create/edit flows This approach helps keep components predictable, maintainable, and easy to scale as the application grows. Always learning, always improving. 💻✨ #ReactJS #TypeScript #FrontendDevelopment #WebDevelopment #ReactHooks #CleanCode #SoftwareEngineering #JavaScript #UIDevelopment #DeveloperLife
Ahmed Bayome
3mo
Try “react-hook-form” It does the same, but provides even more render isolation for each input, validation flags, submission handlers
React.FC is no longer recommended. The main reasons are: 1.- It automatically adds children, even when your component shouldn’t accept them. 2.- It can cause issues with TypeScript inference, especially with defaultProps. 3.- It provides no real benefits anymore, because TypeScript can infer component types from normal functions. 4.- React’s current best practices suggest typing only the props object, not the entire component.
Rahul T.
3mo
Try useReducer with contextapi
Do you have common domain objects for some of that data? It would be best grouping those fields into smaller chunks. Then the common business domain objects can get used throughout the app like a person's details. Etc: Interface PersonalDetails { Name: string Email: string Phone number: string } Interface EmployerDetails { EmployerCode: string Department: string }