Editorial Policy

Last updated: June 2026

react.wiki publishes guides, library reviews, code snippets, interview questions, and comparisons for working React developers. This policy explains how that content is created, reviewed, and kept up to date, so you know what to expect and how much to trust what you read.

Our standards

We aim for content that is accurate, practical, and current with modern React — function components, hooks, and the latest stable APIs. We prefer clear explanations over buzzwords, show real code over pseudo-code, and call out trade-offs and gotchas rather than presenting a single "right" answer. When something is opinion or convention rather than fact, we try to say so.

How we use AI

Some content is drafted or assisted by large language models, and several tools on the site generate output on demand. AI is a drafting aid, not the final word: generated material is reviewed and edited before it is published as a guide or reference. Output from interactive tools is produced live and is not individually reviewed — treat it as a starting point, and always test generated code before relying on it. See our Disclaimer for more.

Code examples

Code on this site is written for clarity and to illustrate a concept. Examples often omit error handling, accessibility details, and edge cases that a production implementation would need. Review, adapt, and test any snippet for your own environment before shipping it. Unless stated otherwise, you are free to use the code examples in your own projects.

Sources & attribution

Where we reference official documentation, libraries, or third-party material, we link to the original source. Library details such as star counts and descriptions are drawn from public data and can change over time. We don't accept payment to feature or rank a particular library or tool.

Updates & corrections

React and its ecosystem move quickly, so content can become outdated. We revise material as the ecosystem changes and when we learn something is wrong. If you spot an error or something out of date, please tell us via the contact page and we'll review it.