react-web

Build React 19+ web applications with Server Components and TypeScript.

3|1|Updated Nov 28, 2025
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Skill: react-web
Source: https://github.com/iButters/ClaudeCodePlugins/tree/main/plugins/ui-kit-generator/skills/react-web
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/iButters/ClaudeCodePlugins --skill react-web

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Guides developers building modern React apps (19+) that leverage Server Components, client components, and cutting-edge hooks, with TypeScript integration and performance patterns.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Server Components by default: Render on server to reduce client JS.
  • Client Components: Add 'use client' for interactivity.
  • Actions for forms: Use useActionState for form flows.
  • Modern hooks: use(), useOptimistic(), useFormStatus.
  • Project scaffolding: Organize with src/, app/, hooks, lib, etc.
  • Performance tips: Code-splitting, lazy loading, etc.

Quick Start

Create a new React project (Vite or Next.js), structure it to demonstrate server + client components, and implement a simple interactive counter using a client component with useState and a server component for data fetch.

Frequently Asked Questions about react-web

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I build React apps with Server Components and client components?

Server Components render on the server by default to reduce client JavaScript, while client components use the 'use client' directive for interactivity. React 19+ enables this architecture natively, letting you compose server and client boundaries within the same application for optimal performance and data handling.

What's the best way to handle forms in React 19 with server actions?

Use Server Actions with useActionState to handle form submissions server-side, reducing client-side complexity. React 19 provides useFormStatus to track submission state and useOptimistic for instant UI updates, creating seamless form flows with built-in error handling and validation.

Can I use TypeScript with React Server Components and modern hooks?

Yes. TypeScript integrates fully with React 19+ Server Components, client components, and hooks like use(), useOptimistic(), and useFormStatus. Type-safe component definitions, Server Actions, and hook signatures provide compile-time safety across server and client boundaries.

How do I structure a React 19 project with Vite or Next.js?

Organize your project with src/, app/, hooks/, and lib/ directories. Vite or Next.js scaffolding handles bundling and server rendering setup. Separate server and client components by directory convention or 'use client' markers, then co-locate custom hooks and utilities for clean architecture and code-splitting.

What performance optimizations apply to React 19 Server Components?

Server Components eliminate client-side rendering for static content, code-splitting bundles dynamically, and lazy loading defers non-critical components. useOptimistic provides instant feedback without server round-trips. Combine these patterns to reduce JavaScript payload and improve Core Web Vitals.

Do I need Next.js to use React 19 Server Components, or can I use Vite?

Server Components work with both Next.js and Vite-based setups. Next.js includes built-in support; Vite requires additional configuration via plugins or frameworks. Choose based on your routing and deployment needs—both enable server-first React development with TypeScript and modern hooks.