The smell of optional chaining on hooks
Optional chaining is cool. Is very cool. But at the same time, it’s the biggest code smell we inherited from the unstructured mess of the dynamic language named Javascript.
Read moreOptional chaining is cool. Is very cool. But at the same time, it’s the biggest code smell we inherited from the unstructured mess of the dynamic language named Javascript.
Read moreOne of the responsibilities as the lead is to create an open culture of discussion and argument. And such a topic came this week, on a minor problem: how to allow an inner element to control an element outside its scope. This post is not about the best solution, since, and here is a spoiler alert, the Portal is the official solution for that problem. This post is about the discussion and the process.
Read moreAfter the post that demonstrates the need for external state management, and after the unpublished post comparing Redux MobX &
Read moreThis is a (draft) list of all the code related issues related to React performance. This is a draft! Published
Read moreA simple ToDo app to feel the well known React context in a reducer pattern. The ToDo class: class ToDo{
Read moreThis post is a list of basic experiments, just to examine the React cache and DOM re-rendering fundamentals. Let’s have
Read moreOne of the major steps we are doing is finely moving from Grunt to webpack. Increase the speed the app
Read moreSo, we started working on the UI testing framework long long ago. But we stopped since the team was gone.
Read moreThis is a draft of what I’ve gone through while the team was gone. Some members came back, some are
Read moreTwo more to go in the react hooks series. The goal was simple: summarize all the eleven official React hooks.
Read moreThe goal of this series is simple: summarize all the eleven official React hooks. But before writing about the last
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