Easy React Modals with Hooks and Portals
Modals, there are a thousand ways of implementing them, but the biggest challenge is to keep them simple and flexible. Let’s do that with React Hooks & Portals!
Modals, there are a thousand ways of implementing them, but the biggest challenge is to keep them simple and flexible. Let’s do that with React Hooks & Portals!
We’ve all been through callback hell, maybe we use Promises and Observables to get some relief. Will async await liberate us once and for all?
ESLint the Javascript linter of choice today. But it can do more than just checking semicolons and quotes. In this article we’ll go over how to configure ESLint to really help improve your code.
Using Redux is a nice way to code structured, testable Javascript applications. But there’s still one thing that can prove to be a challenge, asynchronous operations.
Client side applications hold a lot of state, some view related, some data related. But how do we make sure state is reliable and managable?
Writing immutable Javascript code is a good practice. There are some awesome libraries around like Immutable.js to help you with this. But could we survive with just vanilla, next generation Javascript?
CSS is an old standard. It’s pretty basic and there are currently a lot of alternatives for styling web applications. Of course we have the pre-processors like LESS and SASS. CSS Modules is also a nice one which I’ll probably cover in another post. In the end they all output plain CSS again, but ah well, what other options do you have? What about inline styles? In Javascript.. WHAT?!