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 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
Read moreThis is chapter seven of the React Hooks series. The goal was simple: summarize all the eleven official React hooks:
Read moreThis is chapter three, and the shortest of the seven additional React Hooks series, variants of the first three basic
Read moreThis is chapter two of the seven additional React Hooks series, variants of the first three basic hook, but written
Read moreThis is chapter one of the seven additional React Hooks series, variants of the first three basic hook, but written
Read moreThis is chapter three of the React Hooks series. The goal is simple: summarize all the eleven official React hooks:
Read moreThis is the second chapter of the React Hooks series. The goal is simple: summarize all the eleven official React
Read moreThis is chapter one of the React Hooks series. The goal is simple: summarize all the eleven official React hooks:
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