One of the most exciting developments in design for me in the past few years was the launch of the GOV.UK design system. Of course, the real power of a design system comes from the community of designers who maintain it, but GOV.UK does so much right that it made me want to raise the bar on my own projects. I wanted to make something that was: easily reused in any website or app by installing it a
GraphQL and TypeScript have both exploded in adoption, and when the two are combined with React, they create the ideal developer experience. GraphQL has transformed the way we think about APIs and utilizes an intuitive key/value pair matching where the client can request the exact data needed to display on a web page or in a mobile app screen. TypeScript extends JavaScript by adding static typing
React, as we know it, is a JavaScript library to build amazing user interfaces. But not everybody is using the same tools or know all of the great ones out there that help make the react development experience funner and more proactive. If you haven't used react yet or have friends that might be interested in using it, what do you say when they ask you why they should use the library? Besides tell
I was starting to get a bit worried. The last few minor point releases of React had come out months apart and we were already into Q3 without a new release. My fears have been quelled though as React v16.9 is finally here with a few new features, bug fixes and deprecations! The deprecationsIâm a âstart with the bad newsâ type of guy, so letâs start by talking about the deprecations that were inclu
Frontend Design, React, and a Bridge over the Great Divide Frontend designers create the HTML, CSS, and presentational JavaScript code that powers web productsâ user interfaces. I see frontend design as helpful mortar that bridges the gap between design and development. Of course âfrontend designerâ may or may not be the right title for it. Some others titles that companies use are: UI developer C
Post updated by Maab Saleem. âThe real cost of software is maintenance over time because change is inevitableâ As developers, it's important to aim for low-maintenance apps that are built using coding best practices and have well-defined, modular architectures. Such apps not only require less ongoing effort but also perform and scale better. Contrary to popular belief, it's possible to design larg
DigitalOcean provides cloud products for every stage of your journey. Get started with $200 in free credit! Weâve looked at React Hooks before, around here at CSS-Tricks. I have an article that introduces them as well that illustrates how to use them to create components through functions. Both articles are good high-level overviews about the way they work, but they open up a lot of possibilities,
I can guess what you are thinking: another React testing library? So many have already been covered here on CSS-Tricks (heck, Iâve already posted one covering Jest and Enzyme) so arenât there already enough options to go around? But react-testing-library is not just another testing library. Itâs a testing library, yes, but one thatâs built with one fundamental principle that separates it from the
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