Tag: components

A UI library can help kickstart your React app or web dev project. Learn about 9 popular React UI component libraries and when to use them.

It's tricky to keep your codebase organized as your React project grows. Here are five best-practice tips for organizing your large React app.

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.

Kingsley Silas offers a high-level introduction to working with components in Vue, looking at how to create components, how to pass data between components (via both props and an event bus) and how to use Vue’s element to render additional content within a component.

Cláudio introduces Angular directives, arguably the most important bit of an Angular app, explaining what are they, how to use them, and to build our own.

Jurgen Van de Moere takes an existing Angular 2+ app and refactors it into a more modular component architecture, making use of reusable "dumb" components.

Craig Buckler shows you how to create your first reusable component with Component IO.

Jonathan Saring introduces Bit, new OSS distributed code component manager built to make components reusable across repositories, and much more.

Moritz Kröger discusses his experiences of using Redux without React — the problems  faced, the solutions attempted and the lessons learned along the way.

Adobe has waded back into the UI design space with Adobe XD. Dan has a handy tip for importing assets pain-free using the Adobe XD's Repeat Grids feature.

Niels Klomb walks through the process of creating a donation widget with Flight, creating a reusable component that connect to the Stripe API.

Ryan Chenkie takes a look at what's new in Vue.js 1.0, covering everything from tooling and ES6 support to components and hot module replacement.

Lamin Sanneh shows how to integrate a jQuery plugin into an Ember application.

Thomas Greco looks at what's new in Angular 2.0, demonstrating how to write a simple component in TypeScript, then converting the same component to use ES5.

Lamin Sanneh looks at how routable components are replacing controllers and views in Ember 2 and how they allow us to write encapsulated and reusable code.

Join Lamin Sanneh for a tour of Ember 2.0 and the new features it will bring, which include a new rendering engine and component-based architecture.