We curate the Enterprise React Newsletter and distribute it to many software developers around the world. We made the Newsletter-o-matic spreadsheet tool to streamline the collection and formatting of content. You can download the Newsletter-o-matic for free and use it however you like. I’ll explain our process and how to use the tool. My Newsletter…
I am building a custom Web application using React to help manage our Enterprise React Newsletter. The application will be deployed as a custom application inside Microsoft Teams. I ran into an issue when installing my custom application and didn’t find great resources for this. It took me longer than I want to admit to resolve it,…
Enterprise development has its challenges; its complex, has many stakeholders with overlapping and conflicting needs, and must live a long time while being maintained by developers who weren’t part of the original team. We get it. We have been helping enterprise organizations adopt new front-end technologies for years and, while React is newer, the challenges…
JavaScript developers live in a world of rapidly changing tool versions. It can be quite a chore to maintain the correct set of libraries and plugins for a solo developer. It’s much harder to do so across a team. It’s even harder for geographically distributed teams. Many hours are lost troubleshooting differences in library versions…
Continuing in the previous theme of “What’s the Svelte way to handle X as I did in React?”, we’re going to look at basic props patterns in the React and Svelte JavaScript frameworks. import {useState} from ‘react’; export const ToggleValue = () => { const [bool, setBool] = useState(false); const toggleBool = () => setBool(!bool);…
Continuing on with the previous article’s theme of “What’s the Svelte way to handle X as I did in React?” we’re going to look at the useEffect hook. Below we have a couple of examples to highlight the similarities and differences between Svelte and React when it comes to implementing the useEffect pattern found in…