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The React team is excited to share a few updates on what's to be expected for React 18. Here are some spoilers: there's a working group to take care of the gradual adoption of new features; performance improvements (batching); streaming server-side renderer. Check out the article to find out more.
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Have you ever wanted something like curl but with a more in-depth integration with GraphQL? Well, dream no more: Graphqurl is here and it's quite a feat! With built-in auto-completion and tons of other useful features, accessing GraphQL APIs from the CLI it's going to be a breeze!
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Have you ever accidentally caused harm to yourself or others from your code? In this article, you will find a story that shows how it is possible to accidentally hurt oneself by writing buggy code! What can you do to avoid this from happening?Â
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React meets Tailwind CSS in Stunning components for faster web development. You must check this one out if you enjoy using these two pieces of tech!
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How can you build a React application that only loads the portion of the website that your user is about to see and interact with? Of course, if you have a large website, you don't want to provide your user with MBs of JavaScript just in case they are going to visit every single corner of the website!
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An excellent article describing an opinionated approach to testing (in the broader term). What is worth testing and how? Hom much unit test vs integration and end to end testing? Test-driven or test "later"? What about data-driven testing? We promise this article will let you think a lot more about how to write your tests!
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If you use Docker for your local development you should know that you can mount code from your development machine into a container and save yourself tedious waiting build times during development, for every single code change!
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