#265 A Crime in React Nativeland —A Nightmare on Content Street
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A Crime in React Nativeland —A Nightmare on Content Street
Put your detective hat on and embark upon a debugging murder mystery journey through React Nativeland.
TypeScript + React: Why I don't use React.FC
In my recent article on TypeScript and React component patterns I’ve stated that I don’t use the built-in type React.FC<> but rather be explicit with typing children. I didn’t state why, and it sparked some interest. That’s why I want to elaborate a little bit.
A Window of Opportunity: How windowing saved our data table
The modern age of web development that includes modularized, encapsulated web components, has brought us a plethora of tools, technologies, frameworks, and libraries of all varieties. With every such tool that is created to simplify our lives as developers in the long run, there's also a catch we sometimes neglect to consider: the cost of maintenance and performance.
How to enable automatic runtime in React 17 with @babel/preset-react?
The biggest feature of React 17, as React team claims, is that there are no new features. This isn't however entirely true. In Babel 7.9.0, a new JSX transform was announced. It could only be used in experimental React releases. Until now!
A Practical Guide To Product Tours In React Apps
Showcasing new product features to users or familiarizing them with some UI functionality in a web app can get tedious, especially when you want users to see a lot of things. In the following guide, you’ll learn how to proactively use product tours to onboard users into a new and complex UX, and how to familiarize them with UI functionality without boring them, using a typical React app.
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