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In this article and video, Tyler McGinnis breaks down everything you need to know about the useRef hook.
Johannes Kettmann created this three-part guide that covers building high-quality React projects, effectively presenting those projects, and some uncommon project ideas you can work on that will help you stand out to hiring managers who evaluate your portfolio.
In this article, Steven Acko does a deep dive on building headless React, which he defines as "an implementation of React that isn't hooked directly into anything else."
In this tutorial, Ashutosh Singh walks you through each step of building an e-commerce app with React using ButterCMS and Snipcart, Chakra UI for styling and Stormkit for deployment.
Karan Pratap Singh demonstrates how to dockerize a React application by taking advantage of builder pattern with multi-stage builds for optimization.
Close.com is looking for two experienced individuals that have a solid understanding of React and want to help design, implement and launch major user-facing features. They are a 100% globally distributed team of ~45 high-performing, happy people that are dedicated to building a product our customers love.
Mantine is a fully featured React components and hooks library that just released v2.0. This update comes with new packages and lots of new components and hooks – date pickers, calendars, custom select and autocomplete + a Styles API.
A React hook for managing GDPR cookie consent state.
This Next.js plugin makes it easy to setup graphql-let in your Next.js project. The main purpose of this plugin is to eliminate configuration and re-generation friction that you might experience with pure graphql-let setup.
In this 3.5 hour livestream, Sonny Sangha builds a Facebook clone from scratch with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Image Uploading, and Facebook Login.