Meet React useEvent(): The Latest and Greatest React Hook
Photo by Lautaro Andreani on UnsplashReact hooks are pretty great, can’t we agree? For the most part, they allow you to write clean, extensible, and easy-to-understand functional components with clearly defined behavior. When compared to old class-based lifecycle methods and local state management, you’d wonder how React ever got so popular. The React team certainly sees hooks as the future and lo
Luisa — The Low-Code UI framework
During application development, a constant pain point is the hand-off between the design and the front-end teams. Often, this process is not frictionless. Once the design is translated to code, there is no single source of truth, and later design changes can become more and more complex to implement. The Luisa framework adopts the Low-Code idea to front-end development and ensures that the design
Array.at() Will Change How We Access Array Values in JavaScript
Photo by La-Rel Easter on UnsplashThere are times when I felt a dire need to access array elements from reverse, maybe the last item or the second last. The way to go about it was never straightforward like it is in some other languages where you can just say array[-1] and it gives you the last item. Instead we have to do things like array[array.length-1] and so on. The [] syntax is not specific t
How we wrote the Fastest JavaScript UI Frameworks
I’m sure you’ve been there at one point. You had a great idea. Something novel. Something new. Yet something impactful. You know it’s a bit ambitious, so you come up with a plan of attack. You vet the idea with a few peers. And then all that is left is to do the work. At first, things are going well. That is until you realize things are going be a bit more complicated than initially thought. You p
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