We use CSS prefers-contrast to control website contrast and build a contrast theme selector with JavaScript to address OS limitations.
React refs, or references, allow you to reference and interact with DOM nodes or React components directly.
Learn how you can use TanStack Query for data handling and state management in applications built with Next.js 13.
Learn how to use CSS to hide the scrollbar in different browsers, including WebKit-based browsers, Internet Explorer, and Firefox.
Let’s explore React Styleguidist, a component-driven development library that’s also useful for creating quick, shareable documentation.
We explore Rspack, compare its performance to webpack, and demonstrate how to migrate from webpack to Rspack.
Shiny.React is an R package that provides components for building complex dynamic styles. Learn how to use it in React apps here.
In modern app development, designers and developers working on the same project often need to find ways to bridge the […]
We explore using LangSmith to test and evaluate LLMs, providing valuable insights into their performance, strengths, and limitations.
react-native-cameraroll offers developers a simple and efficient way to enable camera roll access in their React Native applications.
The new Web Preferences API proposal aims to change the way we set light and dark modes at the browser level. Learn all about the proposal.
This analysis of Haskell and Rust focuses on performance parameters like memory safety, concurrency, type safety, and variable immutability.
