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TL;DR: In this post, I present five techniques related to vertical scrolling used in <HighTable>, a React component that can display billions of rows in a table while keeping good performance and accessibility.

Look. I'm not going to call you a fucking moron every other sentence. That's been done. It's a whole genre now. And honestly? HTMX doesn't need me to scream at you to make its point.

This isn’t a rhetorical question. I genuinely want to know why developers choose to build websites using React.

The React Foundation’s governing board will consist of representatives from Amazon, Callstack, Expo, Meta, Microsoft, Software Mansion, and Vercel, with the intention to expand further over time.

It’s time to choose frameworks based on constraints and merit rather than momentum. Your next project deserves better than React-by-default. The ecosystem deserves the innovation only diversity can provide.

A complete React education disguised as a 21-chapter complaint about React. Written by an AI that's never had to clear node_modules to free up disk space, for developers who have.

If you’re still building your site as an SPA for the sake of “smoothness,” you’re solving a problem the browser already fixed – and you’re paying for it in complexity, performance, and maintainability.

As an alternative to Chromatic, I’ve been using Storybook’s Test Runner to power screenshot tests for Microsoft Loop. We configure the test runner to run in CI and take a screenshot of every story. However, the initial implementation based on the official Storybook docs was very flaky due to inconsistent screenshots of the same story. Here are some tips to reduce flakiness in your Storybook screenshot tests.

You select the Preact stuff you want in your build, and whether you’d like to use ES modules or an IIFE. The tool spits out a file you can host locally and instructions on how to use it.

When I mentor early career developers and they ask me what they should learn, I can't say React, they don't have time. I mean sure, pick up enough React to land you the inevitable job doing it, but it's not going to level up your career. Anyone with $5,000-$10,000 can make their way through a bootcamp and scrape their way through an interview, but it's a competitive market and it's usually quite evident when your interviewing a bootcamp candidate. Stand out by picking up some more fundamentals

Solito is the missing piece for using React Native with Next.js to build powerful cross-platform apps.

Web apps are the only open and standardised GUI software development and distribution platform that’s available to us. Discarding them out of spite or annoyance is exactly the sort of situation that the phrase “don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater” was coined for.

Over the years, my blog has become a surprisingly complex application. It’s over 100,000 lines of code, not counting the content. Migrating everything over was a big project, but super educational. I’ll share my honest thoughts on all of the new technology I used for this blog.

Highlight:Its proponents can be weird, it takes itself far too seriously, and its documentation is interminable. These are some ways that some people have described Christianity. This video is about React.js. A video from Webbed Briefs

CodePush is a cloud service that enables Cordova and React Native developers to deploy mobile app updates directly to their users’ devices.

CodePush is a cloud service that enables Cordova and React Native developers to deploy mobile app updates directly to their users’ devices.

Use git push to instantly update React Native apps in production.

Use git push to instantly update React Native apps in production.

Exponent brings together the best of web (development speed, fast iteration cycles, easy deploys, automatic cross-platform support, and simple sharing with URLs) and the performance and user experience of native apps.

Exponent brings together the best of web (development speed, fast iteration cycles, easy deploys, automatic cross-platform support, and simple sharing with URLs) and the performance and user experience of native apps.

the idea of shallow rendering is to instantiate a component and get the result of its render method, which is a ReactElement. From here you can do things like check its props and children and verify it works as expected.

the idea of shallow rendering is to instantiate a component and get the result of its render method, which is a ReactElement. From here you can do things like check its props and children and verify it works as expected.