In this article, we’re going to add scaffolding for our React and Progress KendoReact application. We’ll use KendoReact’s view layout functionality to house multiple different views. Let’s pick up from where we left the application last time. Our last installment left us with this rather plain-looking series of static bar charts: Today we’re going to…
On Wednesday, September 30th, 2020, we spoke with Obed Parlapiano about his popular React blog series on Mental Models. A mental model is a concept used to reason about a system or process. Obed wrote up visual representations along with crisp descriptions of several critical parts of React application development. The recording of our broadcast,…
What We’ll Be Building Today we’re going to introduce a series on data visualization with ReactJS and Progress KendoReact. React makes it a breeze to move data around within a web app and to produce multiple views that the data requires. KendoReact is a suite of 80+ UI components, including a rich set of React…
On September 16th, 2020, we spoke with Facebook React Native and Oculus team members about the Hermes JavaScript engine. Hermes is an alternative for JavaScriptCore on Android. The design of the Hermes engine produces applications with a smaller disk footprint and less memory consumption. The use of Hermes is optional. You can switch your React…
The react-router project is the go-to library for client-side route management for React (and React Native). It is easy to use, well maintained, and solves the vast majority of routing needs for the vast majority of react projects (big ups to Michael Jackson, Ryan Florence, and all the great community members). It’s likely even more powerful and featureful than you may…