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Let's take a closer look at some of the patterns that are emerging in the React ecosystem. These patterns improve readability, code clarity, and push your code towards composition and reusability. In order to understand these patterns you need a basic understanding of the React concepts and its ecosystem. [continue]
React 16.3-alpha just hit npmjs and can be downloaded and added to your project. What are the biggest, most interesting changes? [continue]
As you begin to learn React, you will be faced with understanding what state is. State is hugely important in React, and perhaps a big reason you’ve looked into using React in the first place. Let's take a stab at understanding what state is and how it works. [continue]
In this video we'll look at technique to help prevent you from ejecting your app that was bootstraped by 'create-react-app'. We will fork facebook's 'create-react-app' repo and modify its 'react-scripts' to make your own version that you can publish and reused. [continue]
In this video we'll look at how to add the Storybook style guide to an app bootstrapped by create-react-app. [continue]
In this video we'll look at how to configure VS Code to debug React components and Jest unit tests inside a web application that was created by create-react-app. [continue]
In this video I introduce the create-react-app CLI tool which allows you to quickly create and run a React applications with no configuration. Along the way, we'll look at each of the scripts that come with create-react-app and investigate various ways to keep your react-scripts up-to-date. [continue]
React Router 4 is a body of navigational components that offers declarative routing in your React apps. Routing is of uttermost importance in almost every application's architecture. The larger your app becomes, the more your routing functionality becomes complex, from simple to deeply nested routing [continue]
In this post we'll break down how to implement and parse query strings with React Router. [continue]
There are a lot of great resources on how to do animations with CSS and there are a lot of great resources on how to do styling in React but there are relatively few resources on how to do them both together. One would think that if I knew one and the other that I'd smush them together to make two. That's [continue]
Contextual Components are one of my favorite features in Ember. They allow you to expose components pre-wired with state and actions as part of a component's public API, without having to directly expose that state or those actions. This same pattern can be applied to React components using the Render [continue]
This tutorial is about building a simple Serverless bot that returns a chart with top GitHub repository contributors for a selected period. It is relevant to those who have some experience with React, JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and the Serverless framework. [continue]