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Rapid-fire Q&A about using React with InertiaJS that claims InertiaJS adapters for Laravel Rails Django let teams write a monolith frontend while reusing backend routing, and contrasts building landing pages in Blade + Alpine with how hooks and reusability in React simplify interactive UI. Covers the shift from class components to hooks and Next.js’ growth, gives concrete advice to break interfaces into small reusable components, and urges applying for jobs before feeling ready to overcome imposter syndrome.
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