From the moment I started React as an Engineering student to the present day, a lot changed, especially my productivity. For the same result, my time spent on coding, delivering and fixing bugs has greatly decreased.
There is a common misconception about how much time is really spent on a…
One aspect of software development is often overlooked: maintaining dependencies. I won’t lie, for a long time, it was the case for me and my teams.
Keeping out-of-date dependencies will not only create incompatibilities, or look uncool. It raises two huge issues: security and performance.
Remember the Equifax breach? Well…
For major projects with high stakes, scalability is the Holy Grail. Rarely fully achieved, an excellent paper breaks it down into four components.
The first three are self-explaining: load scalability, performance scalability, and space scalability.
The last one can be trickier to understand and is the one discussed today: structural…
Save time and effort with React and React Native by choosing the appropriate testing tools.
You finally decided to get into testing with React — great! This will be a huge step toward writing better code.
Today, I will be talking about the different solutions with regard to testing and…
create-react-app is an amazing tool, described as the best way to start building a new single-page application in React, inside the official documentation.
By making use of react-scripts, It offers a modern build setup with no configuration.
While it may well be a fantastic tool, chances are your projects always…
No, I won’t be talking about cutting costs on developer’s wages. On the contrary, this won’t save you any money¹.
Let’s create a scenario: you are launching a product that requires a custom web or mobile application. To avoid spending more than necessary, what should you be careful about …
TypeScript is a wonderful tool, but what about starting new projects?
Setting up a TypeScript project with your favorite technology, tools, plugins, and configuration can be a hassle. Fortunately, this step doesn’t have to be painful.
A common practice is to use a generator, template, boilerplate, or starter project.
Dedicated…
Although I don’t reach for React Context all the time, there are some use cases where it can be a great tool. Recently, I had to use them in a TypeScript project with Hooks, and struggled for a bit.
I’ll demonstrate how to write a React Context in a clean…
Hello, fellow front-end developer, I hope I piqued your interest. To answer my own question: “No I’m even sure that, at some point, my endpoint will answer with a format I don’t expect”.
Regardless of the technology/library/framework you are using, once you start working on a web application with a…
Mostly, statically typed languages are criticized for restricting developers. On the other hand, they’re loved for bringing early information about errors, documenting components (such as modules, methods, etc.), and now other more advanced functionalities such as auto-completion.
A preliminary study from 2009¹ on untyped languages gives us some reference on…
Freelance Software Engineer 🚀 React, React Native, NodeJS, TypeScript. I Love working on Quality, Scaling, Delivery. https://github.com/morintd
