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React Native: Browser-Based Authentication Using Expo’s AuthSession Component
Re:Generative Coding – “The Nature of Code” Ported to Three.js
on Wednesday October 03, 2018 @10:13AM (#18130364)
Totally agree, Shiffman's channel is excellent! Looking forward to pouring over the ThreeJS implementations.
Expo vs. React Native CLI: A Guide to Bootstrapping New React Native Apps
Some musings on how we write code
Fostering a Web Performance Culture
Flow vs. TypeScript in React – My two cents
How to Write Code That Will Last Forever
“../../../are-we/there/yet” – or how to improve TypeScript and Sass imports
How to Use Technical Debt in Your Favor
What I Learned While Building My Noisli Clone Musicly in React Native and Expo
Protecting your React and GraphQL application with JWT authentication
Code Less, Think More… Incrementally
Dynamic Redux Reducers
How I Ditched Expo for Pure React Native
Compile React Native Apps with Microsoft App Center
Re:The Joys of Building React Native Apps with Expo
on Wednesday January 03, 2018 @03:12PM (#16064607)
I just started using it and love it. Not needing XCode/Android Studio, and being able to load in-development apps on a real device by taking a photo of a QR code with the Expo app is awesome.
The Joys of Building React Native Apps with Expo
Twas a Dev’s Christmas: A Holiday Ode to the Open Source Community
Re:A recap of front-end development in 2017
on Wednesday December 06, 2017 @12:07PM (#15862738)
Excellent write up. I learned about a lot of technologies I had missed! Thanks for this.
How exactly does React handle events?
Re:Angular It’s You, Not Me – A Breakup Letter
on Friday December 01, 2017 @12:53PM (#15825699)
I am the author of the article. Only meant to make people chuckle, not to offend. It’s just a silly little one-off article that happened to catch some eyes. Sincere apologies to anyone offended by it. I can see how it is not everyone’s cup of tea.
Angular It’s You, Not Me
Angular... It’s You, Not Me
Building my First PWA
Re:A Brief History of CSS-In-JS: How We Got Here and Where We’re Going
on Thursday November 16, 2017 @11:20AM (#15713846)
Yes! I'm very excited to see what the CSS landscape will evolve into over the course of 2018. I'm consistently encouraged by the creativity of the open source community.
A Brief History of CSS-In-JS: How We Got Here and Where We’re Going
React and Ethereum: Getting Started with the Minimum Toolset Required
Re:The CSS Holy War and How to Think Beyond Dogma
on Tuesday October 31, 2017 @01:07PM (#15594761)
Agreed! It is an exciting time for CSS right now. In my next two articles I plan on: (1) covering the origins of CSS-in-JS and CSS Modules, and then (2) developing a strategy for choosing the right CSS methodology or framework for your project.