Getting Started with React Native in 2020
This post is going to be about giving you a quick start if you are interested in learning and developing mobile apps using React Native. Few fair advantages for developers from web background.
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React Lesson 10: Normalize Data with Immutable.js
Let's explore how to work with data. We've used a denormalized structure for displaying our articles so far. Now, we'll normalize the data.
Create simple POS with React, Node and MongoDB #5: Setup ReCaptcha and define CORS
In this chapter, we will continue from our previous chapters by discussing how to setup ReCaptcha and set up CORS. After publishing our backend and frontend, the first thing that should be considered
React Lesson 9: Homework Lesson 8
Hey all! Today we will start our lesson with your home task and see what data should be kept in store and what -- in the state of the components.
This Is How I Created a Simple App Using React Routing
react-router is an amazing library. Here's how to create a simple app using it.
Create Simple POS With React, Node and MongoDB #4: Optimize App and Setup Deployment Workflow
This is the list of the tasks we have to complete during this chapter: separate backend and frontend, add environment variables to the backend, add environment variables to frontend, separate to individual route, setup auto-deployment of backend and frontend through Github
React Lesson 8: Deep Dive into React Redux
Today, we’re going to do more complicated things. We will go away from the manual description of “closure,” subscriptions, and so on. All these things are, of course, not for manual maintenance. We will learn how to do these things easily and gracefully.
Create simple POS with React, Node and MongoDB #3: setup E-mail pipeline with add activate on SignUp
This is the third chapter of our series of developing a POS with React, Node, and MongoDB. In this chapter, we are going to set up an email service.
Create simple POS with React, Node and MongoDB #2: Auth state, Logout, Update Profile
This is the second chapter of our series of creating a simple POS with React, Node, and MongoDB.
Conditional Rendering Methods in React
JSX makes it possible to reuse the conditionals you are already familiar with when working with JavaScript
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