When I want to visualize data on a web app, my preferred environment is using D3.js in a React application. But these two technologies are quite hard to combine. The reason is that they both want to handle the DOM. Let’s start it! Creating SVG elements When we want to visualize data in…

Managing state in React with Redux can be extremely difficult. We have to deal with the heavy amount of boilerplate which can be a headache for the developers. The creator of Redux Dan Abramov describes the annoyance better than I:

React has been around since 2013. Building web applications with React has become difficult for developers that are coming from other frameworks or programming languages. For example if you have worked with Angular you could say that you have all the necessary features at your disposal. React only helps us…

In this article we are going to discuss how to do performance optimization of a React app. …

For the last ten years, people have been saying there’s a bubble intact and finally, it looks like that bubble is starting to pop, or maybe it’s just a minor correction. Currently, nobody really knows, what’s take a look at some of the bad news that has been piling up…

All you need to know about the new features of Nuxt 3. — After sixteen months of hard work, Nuxt version 3 has finally hit release candidate and it was well worth the wait. It’s kind of like the Next.js for the Vue.js …

State management plays a vital role in any modern web application. The reason is that state helps to determine what data is rendered on the screen during the app usage session while the user working with it. E.g selecting audio from a playlist in a music player, adding products to…

React version 18 was released, and since it is a major new version of React it does, as you would expect, introduce some new, exciting features. Thankfully, though it does not break your existing code, what you learned about react still applies. The code you write still is the same.

Introduction When you first become a junior developer, your code will look like play-do snakes, but as you progress to a senior developer and learn about software design patterns, your code will look like the Sistine chapel. …