We all know, as we develop life-changing solutions for the world: “Mobile First” rules. Partly (if nothing else) is because: Responsive. Meaning, any-size screen, any rotation, and the “solution” needs to be very usable. Ok, got it, same page. Mobile is a bit different. Some apps are really mobile oriented, some are “game” (and def …
I love #Walmart for all the normal reasons (massive selection of just about everything you could ever want, and priced incredibly agreeably for conscious buyers). I don’t go as often as I would like (location issues here), but noticed something last Saturday. Out of the 25 checkout isles, 20+ of them are *only* self-checkout. In …
In this tutorial we will set up an app with authentication, routing, a global Redux state, and a basic node express server. We will use React, Redux, auth0, Redux Thunk, express and node. This will be a minimal skeleton app which you will be able to build on top of. Prerequisites: Basic HTML, CSS, and …
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It’s all about “state”. You will undoubtedly soon need to integrate #React into your #Angular apps (why? Because that’s the direction of the world –moving to #React). And it’s not easy. Angular is an entirely different animal and both worlds want to be on-top or in-control. Sure, any app (SPA or otherwise) can cross pages …
In this tutorial we will go over how to build a controlled component form in react. A controlled component form is essentially a form that works through the React state.The rationale for this is that all forms maintain their own state to some degree which is separate from the React state. To keep in line …
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I know when we all “get started” in something new (say, #React or #javascript or #html or #css) we follow examples. And Cut/Paste and continue, I dont think React people really understand “state” (class or function). So they stuff everything into it and not even sure why (this is more true in the Class React …
#Redux has served its time. Complicated. More than sophisticated. Cumbersome. I can understand it, but strain to. #React solves so much with hooks, and a little…just a little sugar goes a long way. I couldn’t (and still?) didn’t understand #redux because no one ever explained it well enough to me; a programmer. So we try …
