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Frontend React Best Practices vs Webapp Testing
These two skills solve different problems.
- frontend-react-best-practices improves internal code quality and performance.
- webapp-testing validates observable behavior in browser flows.
Use-case split
Use frontend-react-best-practices when
- render count is too high
- bundles are bloated
- component architecture is hard to maintain
Use webapp-testing when
- you need smoke checks before release
- route behavior is unstable
- UI regressions keep escaping code review
Best combined rollout
- optimize key components with frontend-react-best-practices
- cover risk routes with webapp-testing smoke checks
- promote only if both pass
Decision table
| Problem | First skill |
|---|---|
| Slow interaction and jank | frontend-react-best-practices |
| Checkout/signup breaks after UI change | webapp-testing |
| Refactor in progress and release is near | webapp-testing then frontend-react-best-practices |
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