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…
Having worked recently with Svelte after coming from a React project, I found myself frequently asking “What’s the Svelte way to handle X like I did in React?” The useState hook is probably the most important and most often used hook so I’ve put together a few examples to highlight the differences for anyone who…
On February 3rd at 1 PM ET, we’ll host the Flagsmith team on our React Wednesday show to discuss why application development and delivery are better with Feature-flag-driven development. What are Feature Flags and Why Should I Care? A decade ago, I led a large technical team for an enterprise-sized education provider based in the…
We were pleased to have Tyler McGinnis on React Wednesday to help out with some live coding exercises. The Digital Primates crew are big fans of Tyler and his work. Tyler’s courses are part of our training program for technical staff. In fact, even though I’m the “marketing person”, I am going through his courses…