React navigation vs. React Native navigation, useReducer vs useState in React, and learning about GraphQL
At Uber, they have hundreds of internal web applications used by developers, product managers, and operations teams—essentially everyone at the company. Since all web applications work differently, it puts additional overhead on our employees to learn how to interact with them most effectively. To solve these issues, Uber assembled a dedicated design and engineering team to come up with a universal system, which resulted in the Base Web design system. Open sourced in 2018, Base Web is a React component library implementing the Base design language that acts as a device-agnostic foundation for quickly and easily creating web applications.
The title says it all. If you're using React Native and wondering which router to use, this post will help you make an informed decision.
Since React Hooks have been released, function components in React can use state and side-effects. There are two main hooks that are used for modern state management in React: useState and useReducer. This tutorial doesn’t explain both React hooks in detail, but explains their different use case scenarios.
Become a master of practical interface animations with React Spring. In Animating React, Scott Tolinski's latest series by Level Up Tutorials, we'll learn how to animate modals, menus, height auto, waypoints, dragging gestures, React Router transitions and much, much more. Learn more.
The brushable histogram is a React component that renders a time histogram with a preview of the whole data below it (demo).
Base is a design system comprised of modern, responsive, living components. Base Web is the React implementation of Base.
Effector is a state manager for any JavaScript app (React/Vue/Node.js). It allows you to manage data in complex applications without the risk of inflating the monolithic central store.
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If you weren't able to make it out to React Finland, here are all of the talks from this year.
In this free video course, you'll learn the fundamentals of GraphQL and build a GitHub Activity Feed app with React, GraphQL and Apollo Client.
Open source projects like React, GraphQL and Relay are powering more and more Facebook services. In this session at f8 (Facebook's developer conference), they discussed how they use the latest features of these technologies, like React Suspense, to help deliver a high quality, modern web experience at Facebook.