<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Creating reusable React components can be tricky, as many components break under slight changes if not designed to scale.</li><li>A better approach involves making components configurable with props, interactive with state, and communicative through custom events.</li><li>Define the structure using props to allow adaptability to different use cases like a welcome banner or error message.</li><li>Add interaction by using state to control internal visibility, like displaying a close button if needed.</li><li>Enable communication by including custom events like onClose prop to notify the parent when the component is dismissed.</li><li>The key to scalable components involves customizing with props, behavior with state, and communication with events.</li><li>Using TypeScript with React enhances component development by providing strict typing to prevent runtime bugs and ensure clarity.</li><li>Resource: React Documentation – useState, Learn React with TypeScript on Amazon.</li></ul>

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