React JS — Mastering React JS SOLID Principles

<h1>What are SOLID principles?</h1> <p>SOLID principles are&nbsp;<strong>five design principles</strong>&nbsp;that help us keep our application reusable, maintainable, scalable, and loosely coupled.</p> <p>The SOLID principles are:</p> <ul> <li><strong>[S] &mdash; Single-responsibility principle</strong></li> <li><strong>[O] &mdash; Open-Closed principle</strong></li> <li><strong>[L] &mdash; Liskov substitution principle</strong></li> <li><strong>[I] &mdash; Interface segregation principle</strong></li> <li><strong>[D] &mdash; Dependency inversion principle</strong></li> </ul> <h1>Single-responsibility Principle</h1> <p>The Single Responsibility Principle states that a component should have&nbsp;<strong>one</strong>&nbsp;clear purpose or responsibility.</p> <p>It should focus on specific functionality or behavior and avoid taking on unrelated tasks. Following SRP makes components more focused, modular, and easily comprehended and modified. Let&rsquo;s see the actual implementation.</p> <p><a href="https://blog.stackademic.com/react-js-mastering-react-js-solid-principles-dfb48d03e565">Website</a></p>