How to write your own Virtual DOM, React patterns, and real-time front-end updates with React, Serverless, and WebSockets on AWS IoT
There are two things you need to know to build your own Virtual DOM. You do not even need to dive into React’s source. Or into source code of any other Virtual DOM implementations. They are so large and complex — but in reality the main part of Virtual DOM can be written in less than ~50 lines of code.
Here’s a common scenario in React: You’re mapping over an array, and you need each item to call a click handler and with some relevant data. So What’s the Problem? Using an arrow function in the click handler. This means every time render runs, a new function is allocated. This article walks through a solution.
“Serverless” architectures are getting more popular nowadays, replacing server-based stacks. Serverless doesn’t mean that you don’t have a server though. It only means that you don’t own your servers and even don’t manage them. In this tutorial you'll learn how to build a real-time front-end with React, Serverless, and WebSockets on AWS IoT.
Styled-Components is a new CSS tool, created by Max Stoiber and Glen Maddern, which helps you organize CSS in your React project. It also works well with React Native. In this article, this author will walk you through the main concepts of Styled-Components along with coding examples.
Real World React apps and their open source codebases for developers to learn from.
Flexible, Modular & Controlled Forms for React and Redux. react-controlled-form aims to simplify form management with React and Redux. It ships functional APIs to create your very own form fields and is built with flexibility and customization in mind.
Wrap your React Storybook stories with Apollo Client, provide mocks for isolated UI testing with GraphQL.
Forms in React, without tears.