React
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You SHOULD derive your state in React
Topic is not new but the more I work this concept is forgotten and rediscovered all over again. Your component can be small and swift, but it becomes doing more and more.
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Speed up your React application
Use this one trick to speed up your react application up to 70%
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Catch up on JavaScript 2: Easepick, magic-regexp, Token CSS, and more
Catch up on JavaScript is a series of useful libraries I'm posting daily on Twitter. This post features what I posted this week.
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Catch up on JavaScript: Cookie-es, TW Classed, Devalue, and more
Catch up on JavaScript is a series of useful libraries I'm posting daily on Twitter. This post features what I posted this week.
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Email frameworks comparison in 2023
Email templates are what every app needs to have. I tried all and see what I pick at the end.
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Technical Failure #1: React hooks dependencies
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State machines for the rescue
XState can help you build a more predictable and less error-prone application state using finite state machines
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Astro: Meta framework of future web development
Astro is a meta-framework to build fast websites with opt-in javascript bundling of React, Vue, Svelte.
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