
Michał Urbanek
27 November 2018, 13 min read

In the first part of my blog post series about the methods of avoiding prop-drilling in React, I showed that prop-drilling is generally beneficial and you may usually want it in your applications.

27 November 2018, 13 min read

In the first part of my blog post series about the methods of avoiding prop-drilling in React, I showed that prop-drilling is generally beneficial and you may usually want it in your applications.

Michał holds an MSc degree in Computer Science from AGH UST in Cracow. After a few years of working as a fullstack developer for a fintech company, Michał decided to focus on frontend. He launched a successful personal project, a Flappy Bird game clone generator which peaked at 20k daily users. Michał likes to work on projects that have a positive impact and help solve pressing society and environment-related problems. In his free time, he dances West Coast Swing, plays squash, and practices digital nomadism.