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### React Tips and Techniques


- **React and Accessibility Tips and Best Practices**
https://www.aditus.io/talks/react-and-accessibility/
A transcript of a talk with accessibility tips in general and with some React best practices. Includes tips in React Router, and Formik.

- **Get your React.js application translated with style**
https://medium.com/@jamuhl/get-your-react-js-application-translated-with-style-4ad090aefc2c
A short opinionated intro to several aspects of handling translation in a React app, by the author of a React internationalization library.
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- **Catching exceptions using Higher Order Components in React 16**
https://codeburst.io/catching-exceptions-using-higher-order-components-in-react-16-b8a401853a10
https://twitter.com/dan_abramov/status/890716011133100032
Examples of how to write a Higher-Order-Component that adds error boundaries. ALso worth contrasting with Dan's tweet, where he suggests that you shouldn't need to use HOCs to make use of error boundaries.
Examples of how to write a Higher-Order-Component that adds error boundaries. ALso worth contrasting with Dan's tweet, where he suggests that you shouldn't need to use HOCs to make use of error boundaries.