Stay ahead of the curve with a look at two forthcoming React features: data fetching with Suspense and react-cache.

We used React and Vue to write the same application. Compare the code for each side by side.

React now has more than 100 releases, and v16.8.0 officially introduces stable support for Hooks.

React Fiber (React v16) is awesome and has taken some significant steps towards improving the developer experience as well as […]

Overview React 16 lets you decide whether state gets updated via .setState to prevent unnecessary DOM updates. Calling .setState with null no […]

The future is here, and you’re loving every single second of writing your React code with Hooks. You’re all like […]

Testing is an important step in web application development, especially when it comes to apps made on top of component […]

A while back, I wrote an article about the basic setup for Go WebAssembly in a React app. We’ll be piggybacking […]

A brief introduction to Gatsby Gatsby is a static site generator that is built with React.js, Webpack, and GraphQL. It is used for building very […]

That title is a bit dramatic, but then again, so is Svelte and the idea behind it. If you don’t […]

Learn how to free your components from the hassle of connected HOCs.

React Native for Web is one of the most amazing ideas I’ve stumbled upon in a while. For UI developers, […]