If you're a coding bootcamp grad or really any developer looking to double-down on front-end skills, it can make a lot of sense to learn React. Here are 13 reasons why React.js is here to stay, why it’s taking the industry by storm, and why it makes sense to learn if you graduated from a coding bootcamp or other educational program.
In this video we'll walk through what makes React great for building UI. Specifically, we'll cover at a high level React Router, Webpack 2, Babel, and more. [continue]
We evaluated all front-end frameworks before working on a major new version of our product, JotForm 4.0. After a series of Hack Weeks to kick tires of modern web front-end libraries, we concluded that React was the best fit for our needs. Here is 7 reasons why we decided go ahead with React. [continue]
Just because a framework is currently popular, fun to work with, or used by Facebook, doesn't necessarily make for a bullet-proof justification to the higher-ups why it's the best choice for their next project. This article will point out some good reasons tha could help you to justify React to business. [continue]
React basically gives developers the ability to work with a virtual browser that is more friendly than the real browser and enables developers to declaratively describe their User Interfaces and model the state of those interfaces. There are no barriers to entry. A JavaScript developer can become a productive [continue]