#164 React Fire: Modernizing React DOM
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React Fire: Modernizing React DOM
React Fire is an effort to modernize React DOM. Our goal is to make React better aligned with how the DOM works, revisit some controversial past decisions that led to problems, and make React smaller and faster.
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Everything you need to know about React’s Context API
React is one such UI library which gets frequent upgradation in terms of new features and concepts within months. One such additional concept or feature in version 16.3 gives us Context API which is an upgraded version of old concept of context in React which allow components to share data outside the parent-child relationship.
How To Develop A Professional React App
React and its ecosystem of related JavaScript libraries has huge market share, and it’s being used to power the front-ends for many successful SaaS (Software As A Service) products. But you need to know more than just React if you want a job as a highly sought-after developer. The following article is a guide for what you should know if you want to join a team of highly skilled engineers in the real world, or if you want to become an independent consultant working for clients.
9 React Guides that stood the test of time
Does React deserve its reputation for stability? Let's find out by exploring how nine classic React articles hold up to the latest version of React.
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