React eases the development of snappy, event-driven user interfaces that are fast at responding to state changes. This is particuarly important considering users expect web apps to feel smooth and seamless like native apps. In this article, you'll learn about what React is good at and what makes it work. This should provide you with the context required to decide if this library could be a good fit for your next project, and whether you should learn React.
Tag: DOM
How to Tell if React is the Best Fit for Your Next Project
DOM Tips and Techniques: Parent, Child, and Siblings
Louis Lazaris looks at different, little-known DOM manipulation techniques that you may not have seen or used before, with a focus on parent/sibling/child.
Introducing enquire.js
Damon Bauer introduces you to enquire.js, a powerful library written in pure JavaScript for responding to CSS media queries.
How to Use HTML5 Data Attributes
Today we look at how to use HTML5 data attributes.
Introducing the new HTML5 template Tag
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Laconic: a New Way to Generate DOM Content from JavaScript
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