Form is essential for every website on internet. Building form with ReactJS is not easy as React is just a UI library and it doesn’t provide form utility out of the box. So we have to rely on the ReactJS ecosystem to find a library to do the repetitive and hard work for us. Choosing […]
Continue reading →Nowadays, ReactJS and all of the SPA frameworks get a bad rap for their heavy bundle size, even for their small app. Moreover, we are not making web-apps for desktop users, 90% traffic of our website comes from mobile devices. It’s important to reduce the bundle size for our app to make it loads. Here […]
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I guess the title of this post is also the most asked question of any new React developer. There is no easy answer to this question because each project will have a different technology stack and requirements. Even Dan Abramov posted this tweet: https://twitter.com/dan_abramov/status/1027245759232651270 I have taken a screenshot of the website in the Tweet: While this […]
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Tree view is one of the most popular components, you can see tree view everywhere from MacOS Finder or Window File Explorer or in any code editor like VSCode, Sublime Text, etc. Although you can quickly find a Tree View package on Github but sometimes we might want to implement Tree View by yourself because […]
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Besides of login using email and password, social media login is very popular these days. If you want to grow user base fast, it’s hard to imagine that you don’t want social media login. In this tutorial, I will help you to implement a Facebook login flow into your React application. There are 2 methods to […]
Continue reading →I just read the article Why I hate your Single Page App on Medium. As a long time React and AngularJS developer I understand some of his points. Building a SPA is not easy as it seems. It provides a some of advantages in User experience but it also requires a lot of effort to make […]
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You probably have heard about GraphQL. It’s the common interface between client and server for data fetching and manipulations. My experience with GraphQL so far is great. I spend less time to write data fetching code. All of the data I need returns in a single round trip. For example, if I have to get […]
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Last week, I received a request from a client to make an EPOS app. The main requirement is the app must work even when internet connection is lost. So when it can’t connect to internet, the app will still store new customer and new order information into browser cache and when it can connect to […]
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When it comes to React development, fetch is almost the default choice for every React developer. From the example for React to Redux and even in React Native, fetch is used everywhere. Fetch is very popular because it is simple and it is available in most of modern browsers. Wherever it is not supported, you can […]
Continue reading →You want to show a dialog to visitor to ask your user a question. How do you want to do it? Just show up the dialog from no where. Fade in the dialog from middle of website until it is fully visible. I guess that you already choose the second option. This approach will bring the […]
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