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From Mixins to Custom Hooks: History of Sharing in React
Ben Ilegbodu takes a history lesson on sharing in React in order to better understand how modern day custom hooks work and the problems they solve.
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React’s Future - under the Hook
Adam Klein rebuilds an existing React app using some of the new features including hooks, and explores pitfalls and patterns.
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State Management for React Using Context and Hooks
Vlad Zelinschi explores a barebones alternative approach to state management that is suitable for small/medium apps as well as defines the pros and cons when compared to Redux.
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Full Stack Reactive with React and Spring WebFlux
Matt Raible explores techniques for making an application fully reactive with Spring WebFlux and React.
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A Journey of Mobile, Microservices, and Speed to Market at the World's Largest Home Improvement Retailer
Dustin Bennet and Jermaine Davis overview the mobile landscape at The Home Depot, where they are in the journey, and where they want to be, along with code examples in Go and React.
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Bootiful Development with Spring Boot and React
Matt Raible shows how to develop with Java 8, Spring Boot, React, and TypeScript.
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Lessons Learned Migrating Complex Software
Jack Franklin shares his experience migrating an application from Angular to React, presenting code examples and also the negative points of this migration.
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Writing Highly Reusable React Components
Javier Velasco introduces React Toolbox Core and explains how to create complex reusable React components.
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Using Webpack to Streamline Modern Web Application Packaging and Deployment
Kevin Grossnicklaus discusses how to get started with WebPack, how to configure Visual Studio for it and some of the best practices for utilizing it with Angular2 or React.
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React+Redux at Scale
Daniel Cousineau looks at how React and Redux scale, not just in terms of quantitative performance, but in terms of architecture and team participation.
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Avoiding React Performance Pitfalls
Alex Grigoryan discusses the performance problems found and their solutions moving from Backbone/Java to React/Node.js at @WalmartLabs.
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Servlet vs Reactive Stacks in Five Use Cases
Rossen Stoyanchev talks about five common use cases in web application development and explores the impact of building on Servlet and Reactive stacks. He uses RxJava, Reactor, Spring MVC and WebFlux.