This week we discussed the topic of Innersourcing – using open source philosophy, process, and tools to scale internal development teams. Dan Skaggs, Raymond Camden, and Tanner Linsley attended the episode alongside regular hosts, TJ VanToll and Dan Wilson. Each participant has deep experience leading, contributing to, and consuming open source. This episode went deep…
On July 15th, we discussed the pleasure and pain of monorepos and React with Salem Hilal from Etsy. We became acquainted with Salem because his article about Etsy, Monorepos, and Kevin was featured in the Enterprise React Newsletter. A monorepo is an architectural strategy whereby all source code resides in a single source code repository.…
On the July 8th edition of React Wednesday, we spoke with Cory Webb and Nathan Smith of Reaktiv Studios – a VIP WordPress partner. This duo created an application called Be a Speaker which is built with React. We spoke of the tool, development techniques, development philosophies, and took a dive into the React code…
Visualize React State And Component Hierarchy In React Apps With Realize Some of us at Digital Primates were on React Wednesday and helped interview the team behind Realize – a set of open source browser extensions that visualize React component hierarchy and state. The team met during a startup accelerator and collaborated remotely on the…
This week on the React Wednesday show on the CodeItLive channel on Twitch we spoke with the team behind Realize – a set of browser extensions that visualize React State and Component Hierarchy in React apps. Using Realize will help React developers build React applications faster because the developer can be surer about exactly what…
We spoke with TJ VanToll from the Kendo React team at Telerik on CodeItLive. You can find the recording on React in the Enterprise here. The conversation was an interview format around using React in enterprise application contexts. Naturally, React is an excellent, modern choice for JavaScript applications. At the same time, using React isn’t…