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An Introduction to Hooks in React If you've been reading Twitter you probably are aware that Hooks are a new feature of React, but you might be asking how do we actually use them? In this post, we're going to show you a bunch of examples on how to use hooks. One of the key ideas to understand is that Hooks let you use state and other React features without writing a class. Motivation behind Hooks
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Learn React Native The up-to-date, in-depth, complete guide to React Native. Create beautiful mobile apps with JavaScript and React Deliver high quality mobile apps, at light speed. Building the same app in both Swift and Java is time-consuming. With React Native, you can release a native app on both iOS and Android from a single codebase. Do you or your team already know JavaScript? Leverage your
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Last week, we released a post detailing how to use "create-react-app" with your Node+Express server. By popular demand, this post is a clone of that post except with a Rails-powered API as opposed to a Node+Express powered one. Update (8/25/2016): react-scripts version 0.2.3 was released, adding a proxy feature for the Webpack development server to address CORS issues in development. This post has
In this post, we detail how to use the create-react-app project along with an API server. Update (8/3/2016): We now have a mirror for this post that uses Rails. Check out that post if Rails is your preferred API server platform. Update (8/25/2016): react-scripts version 0.2.3 was released, adding a proxy feature for the Webpack development server to address CORS issues in development. This post ha
As we're writing the Fullstack React book, we get a lot of questions about how to build large applications with React and how to integrate external APIs. tl;dr - This post will guide you through building a full React app, even with little to no experience in the framework. We're going build a Yelp clone in React You can get the completed code here Try the demo here Download the first chapter of ou
In this tutorial, we'll walk through how to build a React component that uses the Google Maps API. Integrating React with external libraries like Google or Facebook APIs can be confusing and challenging. In this discussion, we'll look at how to integrate the Google Maps API with React. In this post we'll deal with lazily-loading the library through building complex nested components. This post is
ng-book Learn what you need to use Angular at work. Become and Angular 11 expert today. The best-selling Angular book: over 40,000+ copies sold Stop wasting your time wrestling with incomplete and confusing tutorials Online tutorials are inconsistent and often out of date. One tutorial says one thing and another says something completely different. Many tutorials show you the trees but not the for
Debugging AngularJS When we’re building large Angular apps, it’s not uncommon to run into head-scratching issues that are seemingly difficult to uncover and resolve. Debugging from the DOM Although not always necessary nor a first step, we can get access to the Angular properties that are attached to any DOM element. We can use these properties to peek into how the data is flowing in our applicati
ng-book. The in-depth, complete, and up-to-date book on Angular. Become an AngularJS 1.x expert today. Jump to packages Stop wasting your time wrestling with incomplete and confusing tutorials Piecing together the docs is tough The documentation is not self-explanatory, one tutorial says one thing and another says something completely different. Googling only takes you so far... There are not many
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