Episode Summary: Welcome to the Vertica Newshound! In today's episode, we delve into the React development world, highlighting a React Hook Cheat Sheet that aims to streamline developers' workflow by offering the first ten hooks free of charge. This episode also covers the practicalities of deploying projects using GitHub Pages with the `gh-pages` npm package, providing a straightforward method for frontend developers to host their projects.Main Story: React Hook Cheat Sheet: First 10 Hooks Free In the realm of React development, efficiency is crucial. A newly available React Hook Cheat Sheet offers the first ten hooks from a collection of fifty, designed to help developers bypass repetitive coding tasks. These hooks, like useFetch, useDebounce, and useLocalStorage, are crafted to optimize both backend functionality and frontend user experience, acting as efficient shortcuts in complex project development. Developers can access the complete collection on Gumroad for further convenience. Source: [Dev.to Article on React Hook Cheat Sheet](https://dev.to/hexshift/react-hook-cheat-sheet-first-10-hooks-free-2agn)Key Story: Deploy Your Project to GitHub Pages Using gh-pages This story explores using the `gh-pages` npm package to deploy projects to GitHub Pages—a free and efficient hosting solution for showcasing frontend work, like React apps or static sites. Highlighted in a tutorial by Rohan T. George, this method simplifies deployment, offering an alternative to more complex hosting services, making it especially useful for developers showcasing portfolios or demos without needing backend infrastructure support. Source: [Read the full tutorial on dev.to](https://dev.to/rohantgeorge/deploy-your-project-to-github-pages-using-gh-pages-1dlh)
