Jack takes a look at higher-order components, a design pattern that helps keep your React apps tidy, well structured and easy to maintain.
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Learn the basics of using forms in React: how to allow users to add or edit info, and how to work with input controls, validation, and 3rd-party libraries.
With dev tools and libraries in the React ecosystem forever growing, Camilo provides a list of essential React tools for you to focus on.
You don't need to be working on a fancy, large-scale project to use Webpack. James Hibbard demonstrates how you can use it to bundle a simple static site.
Nirmalya Ghosh shows you how to use Firebase's real-time database features, coupled with Create React App, to build a basic Reddit clone with live voting.
An introduction to Fastify, showing how to set up a Fastify API, define API routes, add schema validation to requests, load and use plugins, and define hooks.
Deven creates a basic ecommerce site with React, using React Context for state management, and adding a basic method for handling authentication and cart management.
An introduction to JSX, explaining how it makes development easier, and why you shouldn’t be worried about separation-of-concerns issues.
React Hooks is a revolutionary feature that will simplify your code, making it easy to read, maintain, test in isolation and re-use in your projects.
Michael Wanyoike introduces the fundamentals of React, showing how to get started with Create React App and how to create a simple React app.
Michael Wanyoike walks you through building a full-stack JavaScript CRUD contact list application, using Node, FeathersJS and MongoDB for the back-end API.
Gatsby has power, plugins, and community. Our guide will get youstarted with Gatsby's basic use case: a static site generator.
Learn how to create an iOS-inspired toggle switch using React components, building a simple demo React App for using this custom toggle switch component.
Prepare for React interview questions that are key to understanding and working effectively with React, with links for further learning.
React offers in-built features that could help you replace Redux. With React Hooks and the Context API, developers have greater choice.
Learn date-fns, a functional date library, and a lightweight alternative to Moment.js. With 130+ functions for all occasions, it's like Lodash for dates.
Understand the best ways to style React components. We compare regular CSS with preprocessors like Sass and CSS-in-JS libraries.
It can be tricky to work with React and TypeScript and find the right answers, so we've put together the best practices and examples to clear your doubts.
Start new projects faster with the right scaffolding. These ten libraries and frameworks excel at helping you bootstrap your next web project in no time.
Learn how to use the Vue Composition API. Find out how it can make your code more readable and maintainable by building a simple shopping list application.
Here's everything you need to know about building microservices with Deno, Reno (a thin routing library for Deno), and PostgreSQL.
Camilo Reyes explores the Node.js Event Loop, showing how it deals with the problem of multiple threads and managing context switch.
Learn to use the Deno built-in tools including a linter, test runner, script tools, and many others. We introduce each inclusion and provide usage advice.
Should you pick Angular or React? Pavels Jelisjevs looks in detail at what both frameworks have to offer, and gives some practical advice on how to choose.
Prepare for job interviews and make a study plan with these Node.js interview questions. Candidates can test their knowledge and learn any weak areas.
Learn about the great features in GreenSock Animation Platform 3, and find out how to use them to create better animations for the web.
Nilson Jacques explains how to install the Deno runtime and how to create a command-line weather program to return a city's weather forecast.
Learn how Deno modules work – the biggest change from Node. Find out how to use them, best practices, and what differs from npm.
Jamstack sites are service-driven. This comprehensive comparison explains 100 Jamstack tools, services, and APIs for deploying and running yours.
Understand the Jamstack, an alternative to LAMP and MEAN. Use static files with JavaScript to build secure, scalable, easy-to-maintain apps.