Good Redux articles, a React Preview VSCode extension, and building a liquid swipe animation in React Native
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The Microsoft Teams app has moved away from Electron and Angular and fully embraced a new stack that includes Apollo, GraphQL, and React. Teams will also be directly integrated as part of Windows 11.
Charlotte Isambert explains the three reasons why you should not put non-serializable values in your state or your actions when using Redux.
In response to a beginner's question about Redux, Mark Erikson wrote this extended response about the history of testing Redux apps, the two major styles of testing that he's seen, and how those approaches have evolved over time.
This article is for developers who already know React and JavaScript and want a quick intro to the basics of TypeScript and how to use it alongside React.
Robin Wieruch discusses how React Hooks can be used for both state in React (e.g. useState and useReducer) and also for consuming React's Context. Then he walks you through how to use React's useContext Hook.
In this tutorial, Joseph Mawa will help you learn how to add a Netlify function to a React app, use Netlify functions to securely access secret API keys, and use the netlify-cli tool to test your Netlify functions.
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A VSCode extension that allows you to preview your React components with just a click, giving you instant feedback in your IDE without writing any extra code. Previews are updated as you type, and it automatically generates valid props for TypeScript components.
A tiny React hook for rendering large datasets in a highly performant way, using DOM recycling. Created by Welly Shen.
A fun React app that connects your Spotify or Apple Music account to a classic iPod UI -- complete with the click wheel and that addicting Brick Breaker game.
A CLI for starting up React Native apps fast. Created by the team at thoughtbot.
In this 45-minute video, William Candillon gives a great introduction to masking, gestures, wave animations and more as he walks you through building a liquid swipe with React Native.
In this 10-minute video, Vig walks you through the process of how he used Node.js and React to create an interactive Minecraft livestream in Twitch, which includes dynamic overlays that display info about the stream.