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The world is changing. Gone are the days where you could land a job simply by using your resume. These days employers expect you to have a good online presence and a good developer portfolio alongside a resume. So not only do you need to be very go...
Props and state make React components the powerhouses that they are. We have finished 10 chapters in the Delightful React book. It's time to take a step back and nail down data-flow in React and understand how React works as whole. *Note: This art...
React Hooks are ridiculously easy to use but they seem almost magical to be true. How do they even work? It’s important that we figure this out before we start using hooks more and more. *Note: This article is a part of the Delightful React Series,...
We are finally ready to level up our components. Until now, all our components did was show a few elements. It’s time to to create truly powerful components that can hold internal state, run side-effects and do so much more. Ready? Let’s do this! ...
Now, in our homepage, we want to render a list of blog posts. Typically, in such scenarios in a fully production ready app, the data would be fetched from a server in the form of an array of objects. And each of these objects would be rendered as ...
Before we start doing more with our React components, let's spend a bit more time on theory. Let's understand how we can interact with React elements. *Note: This article is a part of the Delightful React Series, as part of which, I am releasing one...
