An in-depth guide to performance optimization with webpack - LogRocket Blog
These days, you have to use a module bundler like webpack to benefit from a development workflow that utilizes state-of-the-art performance optimization concepts. Module bundlers are built by brilliant people just to help you with these difficult tasks. In addition, I recommend using a starter kit or a modern boilerplate project with webpack configuration best practices already in place. Building
React-cool-portal: What it is and how to use it - LogRocket Blog
If you’re familiar with React, you are most likely already aware of the fact that React renders all the HTML elements under a single div tag, often given an ID of root. ReactDOM.render( <React.StrictMode> <App /> </React.StrictMode>, document.getElementById('root') ); This can be annoyingly restrictive if you are trying to render another element, such as a modal or a tooltip, outside the root elem
Comparing Next.js and After.js for SSR React apps - LogRocket Blog
Editor’s Note: This post was updated on 1 December 2021 with new code blocks and relevant information. Next.js and After.js are both frameworks that let us build server-side-rendered React apps without the hassle of setting up SSR from scratch from a create-react-app project. In this article, we’ll compare Next.js and After.js and explore their differences. Next.js vs. After.js The major differenc
The evolution of asynchronous programming in JavaScript - LogRocket Blog
Introduction By design, JavaScript is single-threaded, which means that it can only handle one operation at a time. Because there is a single execution thread for our program to run, a question then arises: How do we go about executing a long-running operation without blocking the thread of execution? Well, welcome to asynchronous programming. Asynchronous programming in JavaScript offers a great
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