Microsoft announces React Native for macOS, how to make a test list for your React app, adding granular role-based access to your JAMStack app
This week, Microsoft announced their addition and full support of the React Native for macOS extension. They've also released an official npm package for React Native for macOS and a public repo for those interested in contributing.
In this article, Mark Erikson tries to clear up many people's confusion over when, why, and how React will re-render components and how the use of Context and react-redux will affect the timing and scope of those re-renders. If you read one thing this week, make it this one.
"How should I know what to test in general?" This article answers that question by outlining a process to turn a feature request into a list of tests that you can automate and use to help your development process.
The tutorial walks through setting up a Service Worker with Webpack and Workbox, making it work with TypeScript and ESLint, adding a manifest with icons for your home and splash screen, and finally, making your PWA compatible with iOS devices.
In this tutorial, Swizec Teller demonstrates how to add user roles with specific permissions (i.e. Admin, Student, Owner, etc.) to your app with useAuth, a custom hook he created with a newly released version.
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Facebook (the company, not the React team) recently open-sourced this experimental state management library for React that is able to observe all state changes across your app without impairing code-splitting.
Store requires very little learning to get started and no boilerplate code. It's also framework-agnostic, providing a hook for React, support for TypeScript, and the ability to use it with no framework at all.
In this 11-minute video, Harry Wolf walks you through how to write your own global event handler with a custom React hook.