React 19 + Server Components for modern frontends. No state-management overkill, no redux soup, but TypeScript strictness and Tailwind for design. Components that still work three years from now.
You hire a React developer at NedDev by the hour, or you opt for a fixed price agreed after a short intake call. We work on React 19 with Server Components, TypeScript strict, and Tailwind v4 as standard. No Redux or Recoil unless really needed; React Query + context is usually enough. The result: frontends you can still maintain in three years without migration pain.
React development is the right choice for interactive interfaces with a lot of state: SaaS frontends, component libraries and conversion landing pages. Built on React 19, TypeScript and Tailwind v4.
Our own base for multi-tenant SaaS: a Laravel + Filament starter, audit trail and tenant management. We build client platforms on it.
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455 examples in the LabReact 19 with Server Components, Suspense for data fetching, and Concurrent Features for a responsive UI. No class components, no legacy lifecycle methods.
React Query for server state, Zustand for local UI state, context for theme and auth. No Redux unless the scope truly requires it. Less code, easier to debug, more maintainable.
Yes, on top of shadcn/ui and Tailwind v4 we build custom component libraries with Storybook documentation. Including design tokens, dark mode and accessibility tests.
