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Developer Experience - There are many tools to improve the development experience of React. The React Developer Tools are browser extensions that allow you to inspect components, display and manipulate their props and status. Using the webpack for hot reloading, you can view the code changes in the browser without updating the browser. Front end development will fine-tune the code, save the browser, and update it. Hot reload helps to eliminate the last step. With library updates, Facebook will provide a codemod script so that code can be migrated to the new API. This makes the upgrade process relatively simple. I would like to thank the Facebook team who worked hard to further improve React's development experience.

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Let's start with general observation. The farther the screen is from the sofa, the smaller it looks. In order to ensure the best viewing experience, it is necessary to consider the distance and the perspective from the seat to the TV screen. Typically, the viewing angle should be between 30 degrees (for normal viewing experience) and 40 degrees (for "movie" viewing experience). To calculate the natural perspective, first calculate the sitting distance and the wall on which the TV is installed. Then you will need to take this inch and multiply 0.625 (30 degrees) or 0.84 (40 degrees) to get the best TV screen size. For example, if the seat distance is 108 inches or about 9 feet from the TV, 108 needs to be multiplied by 0.625, so the ideal TV screen size is 67 inches (normal display).