Getting started with React Native and Expo, passing props to a components rendered by React Router, and how to deploy a ReasonML React app with Docker
What exactly Expo is? It’s a set of tools built for React Native, giving you a nice layer of abstraction over some common, mobile-development tasks and APIs (e.g. camera, push notifications, ARKit, location services, file system), but for me the most important and nice is that you can see your app on your device or try it in the browser within minutes from creating the project!
An article on how much Continuous Integration and Deployment has helped me with building React Native applications and delivering them to the client, making everyone happy and worry free by relaying on automated services.
In this post you’ll learn how to pass props to components being rendered by React Router.
ReasonML lets you write simple, fast and quality type safe code while leveraging both the JavaScript & OCaml ecosystems. Did you know that 50% of Facebook Messenger is in ReasonML. Check it out if you haven’t yet!
In this article Anirudh talks about their adventures in ReasonML with React.
In this article, Luca Matteis discusses how the behavior of Redux apps can be decoupled from components, containers, or middlewares — places where we usually keep such logic — and can be contained and described entirely using a statechart. This allows for much easier refactoring and visualization of our application’s behavior.
Implementing real world production tested multi factor authentication in a React Native application.
In this series, you will learn how to make React and Redux control a bunch of SVG elements to create a game. The knowledge acquired throughout this series will also allow you to create other types of animations that are orchestrated by React and Redux, not only games.
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This is an easy to use cli tool that helps you seamlessly interop ReasonML code with an existing JavaScript project. You tell them where your ReasonML code is, and they'll handle the rest!
The JS community as a whole tends to be more interested in configurability than following conventions. Hygen takes things a big in the opposite direction by generating code for you.
MobX or Redux? Mutable or Immutable? Why not do both? In this talk you'll discover MobX-State-Tree, an ongoing experiment to create an opinionated state management library that mixes mutable and immutable, OOP and functional programming, Redux and MobX.