PureScript (with React), Architecture Tips, and SSR with React and Deno
PureScript helps reduce bugs and improve the stability of complex applications. In this (well written) post, you'll learn how to incrementally take over a small React application using PureScript's React and React Basic libraries while writing idiomatic code in both languages. The article is broken up into the following sections.
Though the tools we use to build client-side web apps have changed substantially over the years, the fundamental principles behind designing robust software have remained relatively the same. In this guide, you'll go back to basics and discuss a better way to think about the front-end architecture using modern tools like React, Redux, xState, and Apollo Client.
Two of Francesco's favourite things are React and dinosaurs. In this article you'll learn how he's put them together to develop a server side rendering React application with Deno. They also get bonus points for the fantastic domain name.
The goal of this blog post is to act as a guide for your first tests. You'll take a small application as an example and cover it with tests. You'll learn what you should test and why you should test it. You'll see different techniques that can help us to write tests with confidence without relying on trial and error.
Since this is a pretty long and in-depth blog post, there's even a table of contents.
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Awesome React Generator is Command Line Tool that let's you generate component files/folders without leaving your terminal.