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Organizing Styles in React Native

Styles are important. We should be thoughtful about how we organize them.
John Schoeman and Devin Jameson
March 29, 2021
- React Native
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- Design
- Mobile
React Server Components: What are They?

React Server Components provide a seamless mechanism for rendering components on the server at any point in the app lifecycle. Should you experiment on this?
Rakesh Arunachalam
February 23, 2021
- React
- JavaScript
- Web
Flow control in react-navigation

Create asynchronous flow controls using react-navigation.
Rakesh Arunachalam
July 28, 2020
- React Native
- Navigation
- React
- Redux
- JavaScript
- iOS
- Android
- Mobile
Don't Worry, There's a Method to the Meeting

Make meetings productive by treating them like coding functions.
Sean Doyle and Keiran King
April 17, 2020
Modern TypeScript and React Development in Vim

Learn how to imbue your vim setup with the power of the TypeScript language server.
Wil Hall
March 23, 2020
- Vim
- TypeScript
- React
- JavaScript
Best practices while developing a React Native App

A list of best practices while developing an App using React Native for an efficient coding experience.
Rakesh Arunachalam
March 13, 2020
- React Native
- React
- Redux
- JavaScript
- iOS
- Android
- Mobile
Announcing Fishery – a JavaScript and TypeScript Factory Library

We have just released Fishery, a TypeScript-compatible library for setting up JavaScript objects for use in tests and anywhere else you need to set up data.
Stephen Hanson
February 5, 2020
- TypeScript
- JavaScript
- Testing
- Web
The Case for WET Tests

We can always make our test suite more DRY. But should we?
Amanda Beiner
December 10, 2019
- Testing
- TypeScript
- JavaScript
- React
JavaScript Type Checkers are More than Linters

Treating your JavaScript type checker as a linter doesn’t allow you to fully leverage your static type system.
Sid Raval
November 21, 2019
- JavaScript
- Types
Chaining Async Functions like a Boss

A look at syntactic sugar for chaining async functions in multiple languages.
Joël Quenneville
November 1, 2019
- Web
- Elm
- Scala
- Haskell
- JavaScript
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