Debounce your React and Redux code, React elements vs React components, and Creat REact app with an Express backend
A debounce is a tool that every web developer should have in their kit. It improves performance by limiting the number of expensive calculations, API calls, and DOM updates. Although the debounce technique has been around for years, it’s still a great option to employ with modern libraries and frameworks. In this article, you'll learn how to use Debounce to improve the perf of your React and Redux code.
A guide to understanding the difference between Components and Elements in React.
If you haven’t heard of it yet, Create React App is an awesome way to get started with React. But what if your app isn’t purely frontend? What if you need to connect to a backend server? Create React App has you covered. In this post you'll set up a React app alongside an Express backend app, and wire up the UI to fetch some data from the backend.
SSR with React is hard. This article makes it a bit easier though. In this case study you will learn: Concrete tips for handling issues that can occur while implementing SSR, the approach we used to go from knowing nothing about SSR to have it implemented in production, and the thought process behind our decision making.
Dario struggled for some time around the end-to-end testing setup in my React-Redux app. He came out with some ideas and a workflow that he would like to share. This article is how it works.
Struggling with SSR in React? This article’s purpose is to climb up the steps of developing an SSR React app from scratch.
React Static is a new static site generator in React that has gained traction the last few weeks. This article dives into how it differentiates itself from similar tech.
React Reveal is a dead simple way to add some cool reveal on scroll animations to your React app. It's less than 2kb gzipped and specifically written for React in ES6. It was used to create various animations that you see on this page.
In this video, you'll build a GraphQL implementation from scratch, wrapping the GoodReads API in GraphQL, using node.js, express, express-graphql in JavaScript.