Use functional components whenever possible. Functional components are simpler and easier to test than class components.

• Use the useState() hook to manage state. The useState() hook is a powerful way to manage state in DoksJS components.

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• Use CSS Modules to style your components. CSS Modules are a way to create reusable CSS styles that are scoped to your application.

• Write unit tests for your components. Unit tests help you to ensure that your components are working as expected.

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• Document your components. Documentation helps other developers to understand how your components work.

Following these best practices will help you to write better DoksJS code.

Here are some additional tips for writing good DoksJS code:

• Use descriptive names for your components and variables. Descriptive names make your code easier to understand.

• Use consistent coding styles. Consistent coding styles make your code easier to read and maintain.

• Comment your code. Comments help to explain what your code is doing.

• Use linters to check your code for errors. Linters can help you to catch errors early.

By following these tips, you can write good DoksJS code that is easy to read, understand, and maintain.