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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 15/04/2019

    Avoiding Race Conditions when Fetching Data with React Hooks
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    Man jumping over clockAbout a month ago, I posted an example of fetching data using React Hooks to Twitter. While it was well-intended, Dan Abromov (of the React core team) let me know that my implementation contained a race condition. Consequently, I promised to write a blog post correcting my implementation. This is that post!Note: If this article helps you, please help spread the word by lending a clap (or 50)! ??SetupIn our example app, we are going to fake-load people’s profile data when their names are clicked. To help visualize the race condition, we’ll create a fakeFetchfunction that implements a random delay between 0 and 5 seconds.const fakeFetch = person => return new Promise(res => setTimeout(() => res($person's data), Math.random() * 5000); );;Initial (...)

    #react-hook #reactjs #front-end-development #asynchronous #javascript

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 11/04/2019

    Email Authentication with React native and #firebase
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    There are various ways to authenticate a user might be by using Facebook, Google, Twitter, LinkedIn & Email etc. But Email authentication is still the most popular authentication method. In this tutorial, we will walk you through to create Email authentication with React native and Firebase.Featured React Native CourseThe Practical Guide to React Native: Build iOS/Android AppsMultiplatform Mobile App Development with React Native | CourseraUsing React Native with firebase make it easy to implement. So without wasting more time let’s beginFirst of all, create new react native project with the expo.Email Authentication with React native and Firebase using Expo:In this post, we are using expo for without touching Xcode or Android studio. Open up your terminal or command line and type (...)

    #firebaseauthentication #react-native #reactjs #javascript

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 22/03/2019

    What is the future of JavaScript?
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    source: sdtimesWhich programming language comes to your mind when you hear the word “software”? We are very sure that Javascript is among the top languages in your memory. Javascript is one of the well-known languages for every layperson.The chief reason behind its constant popularity is the vast usage. Do you know what percentage of developers are using this language? According to Stack Overflow, a popular website used by developers to share their skills, Javascript is used by 69.8%.It is followed by HTML, CSS, SQL, Java etc. Here is the representation of their findings:It is often remarked as a beginners’ language as it is quite easy to learn and execute. This makes it the best friend of developers! As a business person, you don’t have to go with what developers prefer.We want you to (...)

    #reactjs-future #future-of-j #nodejs-future #javascript-future #angularjs-future

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 26/02/2019

    Create #react App is Way Too Bloated
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    When Create React App first launched in July of 2016, it was considered the best way for beginners to get started with React.In those days, beginners were encouraged to build a React app with Webpack from scratch, or download one of many boilerplates on the internet. The arrival of Create React App felt like a breath of fresh air.Years later, we have stalled in our progress of making things simpler and easier to use. Our never-ending desire to optimize and add features has made Create React App awkward to use and intimidating to most beginners (and some experienced users alike).The bloated file structureEjecting out of Create React App has always been an extremely jarring experience.If you ever dared to run npm run eject, you are probably familiar with the wall of configuration and (...)

    #web-development #reactjs #javascript

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 19/02/2019

    #react Hooks are live. Here is your introduction
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    Classes can be a large barrier to learn React, says React team. They don’t minify very well and they make hot reloading unreliable. With React Hooks, you don’t need to convert a function component into class component. You can use state and lifecycle methods in the function component.Okay, but what are hooks really?They are functions that let you “hook” into React internal state and lifecycle features from function componentsGreat! How do I do that?First, Update your React and React DOM dependency in your project. Hooks are freshly released on React 16.8.0 today!npm install —save react@^16.8.0 react-dom@^16.8.0Now let’s take a look on the useState hook. Here is the demo:▻https://medium.com/media/1ccc30b1722d2d5bd8477a0969ede55f/hrefuseState hookWe need to have a simple class component with (...)

    #javascript #react-components #reactjs #react-hook

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 15/02/2019

    How to Build a Documentation App With Gatsby and Cosmic JS
    ▻https://hackernoon.com/how-to-build-a-documentation-app-with-gatsby-and-cosmic-js-8aed8b0aeaa5?

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    Documentation?… Documentation. Let’s say for a second that you want to create a way to easily publish and read docs, err… documentation. By the end of this read you will be able to do just that, all with the power of Gatsby (a static site generator) and Cosmic JS (an easy to setup and use Content Management System). Grab some coffee, find a comfy chair and let’s build something cool.TL:DRGatsby Documentation App Demo Check out the codebase1.0 — IntroductionWhat is Gatsby?Gatsby is an easy to use framework for generating static web site files. It comes bundled with all sorts of hotness, like React JS for building web components, and #graphql for handling our component state without the need to configure something like Redux to handle external data.What about Cosmic JS?Cosmic JS will handle our (...)

    #reactjs #gatsbyjs #javascript #app-development

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 5/02/2019

    How to Build a #pwa in #react.js and Cosmic JS
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    React PWA with Cosmic JSIn this tutorial I will show you how to build a progressive web app using React.js and Cosmic JS. Our PWA will respond with status 200 when you are offline. The app will attain the last state of data and display it to you when you are offline. We will start with the basics and complete the app in full details. After completion we will deploy it to the Cosmic JS App Server, so let’s get started.TL;DRCheckout the demoDownload the codebaseAdmin Credentials:email: admin@abc.compassword: adminWhat are We Building?As the title explained we are building a progressive web app (PWA) which will display news published by an admin. Let’s start by explaining what a PWA is in simple words:A PWA is a ordinary website that has some extra and unique features which make it (...)

    #cosmic-js #javascript #reactjs

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    Deploy React Application using #docker and Google Cloud Platform
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    Deploy React Application with Docker and Google Cloud PlatformDocker | #reactjs | GCPIn this article, you will learn how to deploy applications on GCP. We will deploy a create-react-app.Link to the Repo — ▻https://github.com/Harshmakadia/react-dockerBefore we get started with the actual steps of deploying the React App using GCP and Docker. First, let’s understand what docker actual is?Docker is a tool which is designed to make the creating, deploying and running of applications easier with the help of containers. Containers are something which allows the developer to bundle the application with all the necessary ingredients like different libraries, dependencies and ship is as only a single package.We will go step by step1. Creating React ApplicationCreate react app is a lot easier using the (...)

    #nginx #kubernetes-engine #google-cloud-platform

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 4/02/2019

    Protecting Your #react.js Source Code with Jscrambler
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    How to Protect Your React.js Source Code with JscramblerReact.js is one of the most popular #javascript libraries. The 2018 “State of JavaScript” survey puts React as the front-end framework of choice, with 65% of responders stating that they have used it and would use again.With its elegant programming style, rich package ecosystem and good documentation, React has found its way into powering the applications of large enterprises. Specifically, the developer survey found that 18% of responders which are using React work for companies with over 1000 employees.As we know, the very nature of JavaScript means it can’t be encrypted and can easily be accessed on the client-side or even tampered with.Because React powers enterprise-grade applications, it requires an enterprise-grade security (...)

    #cybersecurity #web-development #reactjs

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 15/01/2019

    Managing React modals with singleton component design
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    (This post was originally posted to my personal blog)Controlling modals of all kinds (informational modals, custom alerts, image lightboxes, …) across an application is a frustrating problem that we all face when developing apps. When the app is simple, it’s sufficient to place a single <Modal /> component and have a state to toggle it on/off. However, things get complicated when you have different places to present the same modal or different kinds of modal to display in your app.There have been a couple of design solutions for this such as using the React Context API (this blog is an example) or manipulating react-navigation’s StackNavigator (as described in this blog post). In this post, I would like to share my own design for this problem using a singleton <Modal /> (...)

    #react-native #javascript #manage-react-modals #react-modal #reactjs

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 30/12/2018

    Fetching Crypto price with #react
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    Fetching Crypto Price with ReactBefore we dive into the code, let’s talk a bit about the project we’re going to do and few requisites.You’ll need the knowledge on:HTML: Only very basic knowledge.JavaScript: Intermediate level to write functions (ES6).CSS: Optional but preferred. We won’t talk about why it looks so and so. That’s where CSS comes to play. You can start with the provided starter template which includes all required CSS.Familiarity with any API, Node or react will be a great advantage as you follow the tutorial.Setting Up the tools:NodeJS: Install from here. LTS version is recommended. We won’t be running any #javascript for the node, but we need Node to run the react app.Make sure to verify npm is also installed with it. You can also use yarn, an npm alternative, if you are (...)

    #fetching-crypto-price #reactjs #cryptocurrency-react

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 21/12/2018

    React JS and React Native Handle Exceptions Gracefully
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    React JS and React Native Handle Exceptions Gracefully In ProductionHandling exception in #reactjs/ React Native is thing ,which beginners often forget to handle. I was also the same . In production , this can bring chaos.In React prod , page will go blank, causing bad UX.In React Native, Your app will crash unexpectedly .React has a beautiful solution to this problem.the ComponentDidCatch() method. This method will catch any error ? in its own component and also the child components.the trick is to use this method in a seperate component. Catch all the errors, in componentDidCatch() method. This method got two parameters.First is error, second is errorInfo.From the errorInfo object, you can track from which component, the error is coming (...)

    #react-native #error-handling

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 26/11/2018

    Introducing Responsive #react Components
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    TL;DR — You can render viewport specific components in React with a one-linerReact is awesome and the whole world agrees to it unanimously. Development is a whole lot faster and easier when we look at everything as components. Since everything is #javascript driven, React renders only the code that is necessary based on application’s state. It doesn’t matter if you have over a thousand components and tens of thousands of lines of code. If you lazy load your components, you load only what’s necessary for the user and I think that is the biggest win with using React.That being said, have you ever wondered what happens when you write media queries in your React codebase?You render elements that’s not supposed to be in a particular viewport and hide it using css.In this exampleimport React from (...)

    #reactjs #npm #npm-weekly

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 5/08/2018

    React.JS App Who Can Use By This Top Application
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    React Native App is real mobile app. The concept of creating apps using only one paradigm for all platforms sounds a bit unbelievable. However, React Native, despite its immaturity, allows to accelerate the process of building apps across different platforms, thanks to the likelihood of reusing most of the code between them.React Native segments are unadulterated, reaction free capacities that arrival what the perspectives look like anytime. Therefore it is less demanding to compose state-subordinate perspectives, as you don’t need to think about refreshing the view when the state changes since the system does this for you. React native app development services individual platforms like iOS and Android.The UI is rendered utilizing genuine local perspectives, so the last client encounter (...)

    #instagram #reactjs #netflix #facebook #soundcloud

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 31/07/2018

    5 Must-Read #react Newsletters
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    React is one of the most popular frameworks in modern day javascript. Every week there’s new updates, libraries and tools released to improve your workflow and your skills. These 5 newsletters are a great way to keep up with it all.Awesome React NewsletterIf you’re looking for comprehensive coverage of everything in the React world this is the newsletter for you. Each week it features the most popular React news, articles and recently released libraries.React Native NewsletterReact Native lets you use React to build cross-platform mobile apps. This newsletter covers updates to React native itself as well as popular libraries and apps for it.React DigestReact Digest focuses on just 5 interesting links each week. It covers everything React related including Flux, Redux, MobX, and React (...)

    #react-newsletter #reactjs #tech-newsletters #frontend

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 26/07/2018

    Top Pros and Cons of #reactjs, Angular JS and #vuejs
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    Nowadays #javascript framework regularly updated versions of ReactJS, #angularjs and VueJS. It is Google trend topic for the latest 5 years. We know VueJS is not now demand but React and Angular take leads in developing market but VueJs was slightly increasing.After analysis of google trend we got Angular and React demand for the frontend #development.Also, we analyzed the number of open positions worldwide that require a specific knowledge of a certain framework.After this discussion let’s see the advantage and disadvantage of ReactJS, AngularJS and VueJS.React JS: Pros and ConsAdvantage of ReactJS:React syntax is very easy to learn. You can recall your HTML writing skill that’s it.React component always save time.ReactJS uses downward data binding and it’s direct work with components.ReactJS (...)

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 17/07/2018

    How to Build an Online #realtime Bidding/Auction System with #react
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    In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to build an online realtime auction system in React using #pubnub Realtime Messaging and React-Bootstrap. The auction application will have a gallery of artwork and you can join the bidding event to place bids on the art. While placing your bids, you can simultaneously check the bids placed by other users in realtime. Your app will also have a dashboard that can be used by the admin to track the viewers and their bids.What and Why React?React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. React gives you a template language and some function hooks to render HTML. Your bundles of HTML/JavaScript are called “components”. Components are similar to JavaScript functions. They accept arbitrary inputs called props and return React elements. These (...)

    #online-realtime-bidding #reactjs

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 20/06/2018

    Quickstart with #reactjs: Everything you need to know in 5 minutes
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    And start building #react appsReactJS is an amazing piece of #javascript library because of its flexible nature that allows you to build components the way you like it. But it’s dangerous at the same time because a lot of things could go wrong if you’re not careful.Getting tired of hitting or reading the official docs by yourself? Here are the things you need to learn in React right now:Get started with React quickly using starter kits/boilerplatesIf you just want to get started and build an app using React, you need to download facebook’s boilerplate code in this page:facebook/create-react-appBuilding your own project from scratch takes time. If you just want to test the waters and build React projects quickly without wasting time in setups, I highly recommend the boilerplate to you.You could (...)

    #software-developer #quickstart-with-reactjs

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 9/06/2018

    Connecting Algolia to Cosmic JS for awesome search functionality!
    ▻https://hackernoon.com/connecting-algolia-to-cosmic-js-for-awesome-search-functionality-ca435b1

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    Using Cosmic JS’s Webhooks, we can sync Algolia with Cosmic JS to provide fast and powerful search functionality to our projects.TL;DRDemoSource CodeIntroIf you’ve ever tried to implement search yourself, then you know it can be difficult. Thankfully, Algolia has created a product that makes it easy. In this article we’re going to go over how you can connect Algolia to your Cosmic JS backend and add it to your Apps. The demo App was built with React.js and an Express.js server. If you’re using something different, you can still follow this pattern. Just modify it for your use-case.There are four main steps:Create an Algolia AppCreate Cosmic JS WebhooksCreate #api endpoints to receive the Cosmic JS Webhook POST requestsAdd search widgets to our AppPart 1 — Create an Algolia AppNavigate to (...)

    #javascript #reactjs #cms #web-development

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 27/04/2018

    Next.js Website Boilerplate
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    Check out this website boilerplate built on Next.js and Cosmic JS. It satisfies some common website requirements including dynamic pages, blog articles, author management, SEO ability, contact form and website search.TL;DRDownload the Next.js Website Boilerplate GitHub repo.Check out the demo.Features1. Fully responsive down to mobile w/ Bootstrap frontend2. SEO ready3. A contact form that sends an email to your email(s) of choice and to Cosmic JS for easy reference4. Full-site search functionality5. All content is easily managed in Cosmic JS including pages, blog and contact info. Sign up for Cosmic JS to install the demo content and deploy this website.Get startedgit clone ▻https://github.com/cosmicjs/nextjs-website-boilerplatecd medical-professional-next-js npm installImport the (...)

    #cms #api #web-development #javascript #reactjs

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 23/04/2018

    How to Use #react Context to Build a Multilingual Website Pt.2
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    Have you ever wondered how to use React Context API? This tutorial will show you how to use it to build a simple multilingual website. In this part, we will start by creating navigation for our website. Then, we will build three simple pages. After that, we will prepare files for translation and make our website multilingual. I hope you will enjoy it. Now, let’s begin.Table of Contents:Adding Header componentAdding universal stylesCreating the homepageBuilding the about pageCreating a minimalist portfolio pageAdding the translationsClosing thoughts on React Context and building a multilingual websiteHow to Use React Context to Build a Multilingual Website Part 1.Project outline:react-context-multilingual-website├── node_modules/├── public/├── src/│ └── app/│ └── components/│ (...)

    #web-development #javascript #web-design #reactjs

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    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 30/03/2018

    Introducing Reactive #forms In React
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    Angular like reactive forms in react.Forms are the essential part of a web application, managing the form state especially in a library like react which doesn’t support two way data binding is not a easy task.There are two ways to create forms in angular, one is template-driven-form and the other is reactive-form.Template forms are good but only for the smaller forms but when you have to deal with larger form reactive-forms works like a magic.Reactive forms or data-driven-form in angular are quite popular and provides a better structured way to build and control your forms.Now come to the react, it has many third party libraries to control the forms but they all are not much rich in features.Problems with the current librariesSome common problems with the current libraries are:-Dependency (...)

    #reactjs #subscription #react-native #javascript

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    nicod_ @nicod_ 4/12/2016

    Read Me · Jumpsuit
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    Jumpsuit is a powerful and efficient Javascript framework that helps you build great apps. It is the fastest way to write scalable React applications with the least overhead.

    #javascript #react #reactjs

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      nicod_ @nicod_ 4/12/2016

      ▻https://medium.com/@tannerlinsley/jumpsuit-react-redux-made-simple-e3186ba1b077

      There are countless reasons that people love #React + #Redux, but we’ve found that learning how to put two and two together is not an easy task for most, and becoming productive with the combo is just as difficult. Every tutorial and starter-template that we could find seemed to be stuffed full of quick-start-boilerplate that often ends up being more confusing than helpful, and redux implementations that felt way too verbose for what they were accomplishing. So we set out to build a #tool that would make all of this easier…

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    nicod_ @nicod_ 18/09/2016

    timarney/react-faq: A collection of links to help answer your questions about #react.js
    ▻https://github.com/timarney/react-faq
    #reactjs #faq

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  • @0gust1
    0gust1 @0gust1 CC BY-NC 14/11/2015
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    @suske
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    React or not react ?
    ▻http://openweb.eu.org/articles/react-or-not-react

    Un article « prise de recul », intelligent et nuancé sur le sujet des frameworks / outils front-end actuels.
    Il remet les choses en contexte, et fait un bon état des lieux, sans être trop troll ou polémique.

    #javascript #frameworks #web #SPA #reactjs

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    • @robin
      robin @robin CC BY 15/11/2015

      Tu peux te servir de React en mode largement fonctionnel, notamment avec Immutable ou en exploitant les nouveaux composants qui sont de pures fonctions de leurs props. J’ai passé la semaine à ça, c’est plutôt chouette.

      robin @robin CC BY
    • @0gust1
      0gust1 @0gust1 CC BY-NC 15/11/2015

      Oui, oui.

      Sinon, visiblement, l’article crée de la polémique, j’ai dû débarquer en plein milieu d’une rixe.
      Les guéguerres de chapelle me saoulent, les gens sont bêtes, butés, mesquins, mélangent tout. ça doit être dû à ce super ouikende.

      Je vais plutôt dépenser mon énergie à m’occuper de ce qui est important.

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