I am really curious about the Liskov's substitution because I think it's the one that might be more complicated but I imagine, due to React's nature, instead of OOP, would be a compositional solution. Having a more generic component, or a HOC, and creating components based on them.
Yes I totally agree. I was recently doing some research on functional design patterns on React and how to use them. In my day job we started experimenting with higher order functional components and higher order functions as hooks as well. Probably will drop a blog post on that soon :)
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I am really curious about the Liskov's substitution because I think it's the one that might be more complicated but I imagine, due to React's nature, instead of OOP, would be a compositional solution. Having a more generic component, or a HOC, and creating components based on them.
Yes I totally agree. I was recently doing some research on functional design patterns on React and how to use them. In my day job we started experimenting with higher order functional components and higher order functions as hooks as well. Probably will drop a blog post on that soon :)