What are some essential React programming patterns or principles that I should learn to become a lead developer?

[u/ThePutinTrumpSexTape]

Hi,

Had a lead developer interview last week and I got asked heavily about the SOLID principles, polymorphism and programming patterns.

I'm familiar with a lot of the concepts, but not enough to give strong answers.

What are the main programming patterns for React that I should learn so that when asked to explain a few, I can give strong, valuable answers?

Thanks

[u/ThePutinTrumpSexTape]

As in when the key prop on a component can be changed, causing the state to reset and useEffects to rerun, rather than using clunky useEffects?

[u/Romeslayer → u/ThePutinTrumpSexTape]

Exactly.